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Virgin Media O2 is launching a new satellite-to-smartphone service that aims to increase mobile coverage in the UK, but will cost users an additional £3 per month.

A former communications chief for a Danish political party outlines the immediate actions taken by political parties following an election announcement.

The National Assembly has rejected the recommendation of Choi Young-sik for the Broadcasting Media and Communication Commission, amid controversies over his associations with extreme right media.

The political party Možemo is actively engaging in continuous campaign strategies using social media and various communication channels.

M. Jaugelavičius has been appointed as the new press representative for Lithuanian Airports, taking charge of media relations and external communications.

The article discusses the significant media impact and public reaction surrounding the capture and subsequent death of 'El Mencho', a notorious Mexican drug lord.

The CIA has released a detailed guide on communicating safely with its agents in Persian on the platform X, prompting a response from Tehran.

A new book reveals the digital communication strategies employed by the Italian political party Fratelli d’Italia, emphasizing the importance of genuine engagement over superficial metrics.

Controversial doctor Peter Attia has stepped down from his role as a CBS News contributor following public disclosures of his communication with Jeffrey Epstein.

An interview discusses Gabon's social media shutdown and the government's stance on communication regulation.

The article critiques the recent changes to the Broadcasting Media Communication Review Act in South Korea, pointing out concerns over political influence and the commission's independence.

Sejong University's art club is hosting a group exhibition titled 'And, Draw' alongside a solo exhibition by Professor Lee Gyu-ok from the Media Communication Department, showcasing artworks that capture emotions and natural landscapes.

The column discusses the contrasting influences of radio voices on listeners, highlighting the responsibility that comes with having a platform to express opinions.

The article discusses the significant evolution of communication technologies and their societal impact from 1970 to the present.

Ivan Santos, at 94 years old, reflects on his 70-year career in journalism, emphasizing the importance of adapting to technological changes while remaining committed to ethical reporting.

Meta has announced the definitive closure of the Messenger website, which will take effect in April 2026, altering how users access their chats from computers.

Tarcísio de Freitas' administration has opened bidding for R$ 18.2 million to enhance communication in the Security Secretariat, significantly increasing funding from the previous contract of R$ 6.7 million.

Brazilian President Lula da Silva spoke to Aaj Tak about his strong relationship with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasizing their direct communication without the need for social media.

The article discusses the Polish government's rebranding efforts and newly appointed spokesperson Adam Szłapka, evaluating the government's public communication effectiveness over the past six months.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced criticism for her statements at the Munich Security Conference, but the article argues that her media presence was a success by attracting significant attention.

Gabon has suspended social networks due to concerns over social cohesion, institutional stability, and national security, as stated by the High Authority of Communication.

Virginia Giuffre has accused Prince Andrew of sexual misconduct, and communications from Jeffrey Epstein reveal concerns about their connection.

A study commissioned by the National Electronic Mass Media Council indicates that Latvians predominantly use the internet for social communication, with 66% engaging in social media daily or nearly every day.

The article critiques the overuse of clichés in media language, particularly focusing on the phrase 'to hit the hammer' which indicates a decision has been made.

Gabonese authorities have suspended social media nationwide to prevent the abuse of these platforms amid concerns over inappropriate and harmful content.

Russia plans to fully block the Telegram messaging service, starting April 1, as reported by Russian media outlet Baza, though officials have not confirmed this action.

Many users worldwide are experiencing difficulties accessing the social network X, both on web and mobile versions, with no official communication from the company regarding the issues.

The article discusses the enduring relevance of radio amidst technological advancements and during crises, highlighting its resilience as a medium for information delivery.

Pope Leo XIV urges believers to abstain from offensive language during Lent, emphasizing its importance in fostering kindness and reflection.

The article discusses how finding love today, despite the prevalence of social media and apps, often requires traditional face-to-face interaction rather than digital communication.

The article discusses how Russia's actions to block communication reflect its underlying weaknesses.

Five new members have been appointed to the Broadcasting Media Communication Review Committee in South Korea, completing most of its formation.

Russian authorities are attempting to completely block WhatsApp as part of a strategy to tighten control over digital communication and promote state-backed alternatives.

The Kremlin's new restrictions on Telegram threaten to eliminate a crucial communication platform for millions of Russians, impacting much more than just messaging.

Starting February 11, Russians have been abruptly cut off from using WhatsApp and YouTube as part of a government initiative to push citizens towards state-controlled communication platforms.

Eni Aluko expresses her desire to reconcile with Ian Wright, claiming that he has completely cut off communication with her following a controversial statement about his role in women's football.

The Uganda Communications Commission has cautioned broadcasters against airing claims of election disputes made by unsuccessful candidates.

The article discusses the perception of the current government's spokesperson in Greece and contrasts it with past government communication practices.

Ecologist deputy Cyrielle Chatelain has called on President Emmanuel Macron to abandon the social media platform X, criticizing him for using it as a major communication tool despite condemning its dangers.

Estonia's Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasizes the need for direct communication with President Alar Karis regarding changes in foreign policy, following ambiguity from Karis's media statements.

Slovak hockey player Juraj Slafkovský arrives amid media frenzy, yet offers little in terms of communication, highlighting the peculiar nature of sports journalism.

The article discusses the relationship between children and social media, weighing the implications of potential bans against the merits of conscious user choice.

The article discusses the critical yet often overlooked role of agriculture in public discourse and media, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, urging for greater visibility and communication of agricultural issues.

Former Finnish President Sauli Niinisto is being considered for the position of the European Union's special envoy to restore relations with Russia, according to Italian newspaper La Repubblica.

The article discusses how creating controversy and provocative statements has become essential for gaining attention in today's communication landscape.

The delay in forming the Broadcasting Media and Communication Review Committee is preventing the establishment of the Election Broadcasting Review Committee, which is essential for ensuring fair election broadcasts for the upcoming local elections in South Korea.

The Norwegian Public Roads Administration has clarified that there are no plans for a bridge or tunnel across the Oslofjord, contradicting recent media reports that suggested otherwise due to a communication failure.

Iranian media reports that the drone downed by the U.S. was on a routine surveillance mission and successfully transmitted reconnaissance photos before losing communication.

This week's guest on the public broadcaster's program 'Live from the News Center' is Henrik Roonemaa, the new deputy director of government communications in the Riigikantselei, discussing strategic communication, journalism, and media with host Anvar Samost.

Cybersecurity experts report organized communication campaigns creating the impression of unanimous local opposition to a planned military training area in Kapčiamiestis.