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To help maintain objectivity, you should consider sources from different perspectives, not just those you are most comfortable with.There are certainly enough “expert opinions” on the planet to go around. Instead, this book provides a method for you to arrive at your own answers not driven by upcoming elections and TV ratings —-> https://a.co/d/i1Vglbb

Solomon Islands: Newsrooms equipped and ready for 2024 Election 🎤 📻 📺 📲 📰 The training sessions emphasized the importance of adopting an audience-centric approach to election reporting. Topics covered included the multifaceted roles of the media during elections, such as serving as educators, providing platforms for public forums, and watchdogs. These roles were discussed in the context of the pre-election period, election day itself, and the post-election phase including result announcements and coalition negotiations.

How does a TV News Network look and feel during the elections? The energy, enthusiasm, and enterprise are palpable everwhere — from the newsroom, the Production Control Room, Outdoor Broadcast, Field Reporting, and the backroom. You can feel it here in this behind-the-scenes CNN-News18 video. After all, Elections=CNN-News18.

  Did you tune into the ITV election debate? According to BARB, last night’s general election debate was watched by 4.8 million people, a big drop compared to the debate in 2019. However, do you know who tuned in for it? Looking at our single-source data, we can see that Daily Mail readers did! When we reviewed the data this morning, out of the people that regularly read a newspaper on their phone and tuned in for the debate last, nearly 70% of their general usage is on the Daily Mail! This is staggeringly high, given that it’s not even the most popular newspaper online.   We don’t want to offer an opinion on who won the debate and why it was watched mainly by Daily Mail readers, but would love to hear your thoughts on this in the comments... Daily Mail News Daily Mail

Cyrus Doomasia, MBA, B.Eng, PMP, CSM, in a recent article, outlines three key reasons why the rest of the world should pay attention to the EU Elections. They are: 1. Impact on Global Trade 2. Climate Action 3. Regulation of Artificial Intelligence Do you agree? Which others would you add that are of equal or greater importance? Please leave your own comment. We’d love to hear from you! Link to full article in the comments. TV 2 Danmark #elections #news #broadcast #datavisualization #interknowlogy #ikinsights #cnn #magicwall #discussion 

Do the EU elections suggest a new zeitgeist is in the air? Catch up with this live edition of the MCC Brussels podcast digesting the election results. EU elections: A right wing earthquake?

Some really pragmatic advice here for anyone working in council communications. Simple ways to get election messaging out there and maximise your ROI