Chief Communication Officer Magazine for Communication Leaders
The Association of Foreign Press Correspondents-USA (AFPC-USA) hosted the 2022 Foreign Press Awards in New York City on Thursday, December 15, 2022, to honor prominent international journalists, impactful industry luminaries, and promising foreign journalists who may impact the field in coming years.
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The editorial staff of CCO Magazine would like to draw the attention of the readers to the fact that the New York correspondent of the Hungarian NapiMagazin wrote the following in his report: “In the life of a journalist, there are special moments because they take the reporter to places where it is either impossible […]
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The editor of CCO Magazine would like to draw readers’ attention to the article published by the foreignpress.org : Crisis Management in American Politics for Foreign Correspondents
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“What Communicators can do to help save Democracy?” asked The Museum of Public Relations, New York, in the first meeting of a series of talks they are hosting online today. The correspondent of the CCO Magazine was present at the event.
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The Association and Club of Foreign Press Correspondents presented in live streaming the Annual Foreign Press Awards Ceremony.
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The Foreign Press asked Thomas Barat, Director of Ethics and Compliances of Association of Foreign Press Correspondents USA, and the Editor in Chief of the eCCO Magazine, about the ethics of journalism, the role of the correspondent. Thomas Barat summarized his answer as follows: “When you speak, what you say, should be always the truth, […]
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The editor of eCCO Magazine would like to draw readers’ attention to the 2021 Social Trends report published by the Hootsuite.
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The International Press Institute reported: “Hungary’s last independent radio station could be forced off airwaves – The European Union must take action to stop the accelerating elimination of press freedom in Hungary, the International Press Institute (IPI) said today after a government regulator rejected the license renewal of Hungary’s last independent radio broadcaster.”
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This week marks the kickoff of a brand new season of the Institute for Dispute Resolution’s “Connecting Bridges and Borders” podcast series. The IDR is honored to have the extremely accomplished Thomas Barat sit down with Professor Weiss to outline some ways in which businesses can work to increase cross-border communication.
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