In addition to the above, in recent years there have been as many good helpers in the south china sea towns and villages who know the surroundings — community newspapers。
“after the leewater community newspaper, the latest developments went directly to thousands of households, so that residents would know what happened to the water and what would happen to it.” shen xiaoqin said that, through the community newspaper platform, the needs of the population and the voices of all parties could be reflected in a timely manner, with a coordinated response from the relevant authorities, bringing the government closer to the population and greater interaction and understanding among the population and between villages and villages。
“the contribution of advocacy to grass-roots work is also evident, and we have gradually developed a set of experiences. For example, the north samura council was established last june.” through this organization, village representatives are usually invited to gather opinions, and policy or new developments can be disseminated through this organization. “health management of former villages is a headache. Following the realization of the grand municipal government, through the collection of public opinion, the parties have come up with ideas that have led to the introduction of a single company to manage village health, which is now very good.”
Interact between politicians and politicians
In 2011, in the face of deep-seated contradictions at the grass-roots level, a huge reform project centred on “political-economic separation” began to engulf the south china sea. This reform, which has been hailed as the second revolution in the countryside, has been challenged from the outset because of its wide range of interests and interests。
As a member of the party's labour committee in gui city, liang seok was responsible for this work. “the content of the reform is very sensitive and public opinion becomes so important in advancing the process of comprehensive rural reform.” the organization of information missions, seminars, competitions for knowledge, invitations to media coverage and the emergence of new forms of communication。
In may last year, in order to increase the number of people supporting comprehensive rural reform, a rural integrated reform advocacy team was set up on the streets of gui city to reach out to the community and organize 25 workshops, large and small, to raise awareness of the importance of this round of comprehensive rural reform in the south china sea, thereby gaining greater understanding and support。
“in the early stages of promoting the rural collective asset trading platform, a small number of economic societies did not understand the role of the platform and initially had feelings of resistance.” in response to this situation, the city's streets are being read continuously in the media, while new tools, such as microblogging, twitter, text messaging, etc., have been put in place to make the truth known to a wider audience. “this proactive media leadership quickly won popular support.” liang chess says。
Against the backdrop of a proliferation of emphasis on innovative social management, the south china sea has been able to draw more attention at the top by cutting the edges of reform. While doing good civic service, the reform quickly turned into a wonderful urban marketing exercise。
By offering a wealth of “press materials”, the media have succeeded in extending the focus of media attention from reform itself to the development journey of the south china sea and the re-establishment of grass-roots governance。
On 28 august last year, the front page of the chinese youth newspaper, " defending the grassroots — the breaking book of reforms in the fushan south sea region " , was the first time that the south china sea had occupied the front page of the chinese youth newspaper since it entered the new century. Last year, on 14 october, the headline of the people's daily published the message “strengthened small step — reshaping the rural governance system in the guangdong south-east sea”, which once again occupied the headline of the people's daily, following the “hesses” in the south china sea in the early 1980s and the informationization of the south china sea in 2001. The south china sea news was broadcast twice by the central television news service, and the south china sea reform pioneer region was further shaped。
In recent years, the mainstream media in the central province and city have focused on the south china sea on a number of occasions, ranging from comprehensive rural reform to “southern business” to mass production。
“the south china sea has shown a professional leadership in urban marketing over the past few years, a good grasp of news patterns, a great deal of mastery and mastery demonstrated by major political and economic events, and much exploration of how public opinion can be promoted in the new media environment.”
Press governance won respect
In the view of industry, the focus of the media on rural reform in the south china sea is a pre-employed scheme for the marketing of events, which best communicates through innovative expressions that are embedded in power, as well as through the elaborate services of the participants in seamless and interlocking。
In recent years, through a series of high-level urban marketing schemes, the south china sea has repeatedly drawn the eyes of the world to this magical land, creating a good external environment for building open regional centres and internationalized cities. “this proactive and timely approach can easily gain the approval of the media.” a long-term observer of the south china sea media, liu jie, said。
Starting this spring, the discussion of “southerers again” has spread from the beginning of microblogging to the traditional media, and then re-feed back to the web for a resonance effect, a success story。
Just after spring festival, discussions on the “ten southern dealers” were “burned” on the internet and in the media; soon, the web-based set spread to paper-based media, with south dealers becoming one of the hottest words in the south china sea and even foshan, and decode south dealers becoming the most popular topic in the media。
Subsequently, in order to explore in depth the stories behind the south, to look for a new era of south business spirit and to promote the development of private enterprises, the relevant authorities in the south china sea invited the media and entrepreneurs to the long triangle to take the initiative to find gaps。
According to incomplete statistics, hundreds of relevant articles have been broadcast in major media throughout the province since the launch of the topic “southern business”. Looking at these news stories, it is easy to see that the media not only focus on the subject of “south china” but also on the future of south china’s people’s enterprises. To date, in the south china sea business community, groups of entrepreneurs who are accustomed to doing good work have also begun to think about changing their thinking, taking care of them, upgrading them and transforming them into the thinking of those entrepreneurs who have begun to wash their feet in the field。
On 17 april, at 12. 30 p. M., a sudden storm struck the nine rivers in the south sea. After the wind disaster information was reported, the south china sea conducted detailed analysis and immediate response to the disposal mechanism. The south china sea release, which was also authoritative within two hours, brought disaster and rescue information to the attention of netizens and was transmitted over 2,000 times. "the government deserves to be commended for being transparent." this proactive, open and timely orientation was soon reflected in the provincial media and commended by netizens。
From monitoring to evaluation to disposal to feedback, the south china sea has now developed a well-developed chain of care: district heads are in charge of integrated command, district counterparts are in charge of the collection, reporting and specific disposal of critical information on the situation, and the district council offices are responsible for coordination and supervision。
In 2013, the south china sea was re-adjusted. Prior to the official announcement of the rebalancing of parts of the town, dozens of issues of concern to the population were gathered through web-based monitoring platforms, which were carefully and carefully documented, followed by a positive response to the media at press conferences, a timely release of public doubts and sentiments and a smooth and orderly process of adjustment。
Web administration reshaping advocacy
“more in the past, we have published information through briefings and traditional media, one-way indoctrination. However, with the use of multimedia channels, i have increasingly found that advocacy should be a two-way communication that encompasses both the gathering of opinions and the transmission of information to the population.” last week, a micro-interview of the mayor of the three western towns was launched in the south china sea, which provided a fresher understanding of the work done by the staff of the western gang for the organization。
Guang jin-chi told the journalists that she had tried to upload the news on twitter and twitter, as the mayor had come online to answer questions from netizens. “i did not expect tens of thousands of internet users to notice, many of whom are actively contributing.” she remembers that a friend of hers, swimper forward, left a message late in the night to the official sichuan: "good evening! Mayor, are you asleep? Are you still preparing for tomorrow's interview? The people of saijin salute you! I'm not asleep, i'm preparing for you."
Netizens such as swimpers forward are not a few, as the information about microinterviews was released in advance, and over 700,000 people followed the topic of microinterviews with the mayor of the three towns in the western south china sea and received over 1,500 questions and suggestions, which were very effective in communicating。
Thanks to new advocacy platforms, such as weibo and weibo, zhang qi has found that more questions and activities have been brought together in the advocacy and cultural sectors, and that forecasting has been done for government departments to keep abreast of the needs of the population and support village cultural activities. “the activities of government departments, as well as information, can also be transmitted to you in the first place, avoiding the widespread circulation of some of the previously false information in forums.”
As the city council's standing committee and the district council's secretary, deng weigen, have said, the key to the government's work in the new era lies in the rural areas, the internet and the new media, which have now become a new bridge for interaction between the people of the south china sea. NewOnline policy questionsThe platform, led by the south china sea launch and the south china sea micropower, has brought together more than 600 political microblogging, and has now become the most common form of communication among the south china sea political people through regular sector and district leadership micro-interviews, town (street) community forums, town halls and citizen halls。
As a result of exploration in recent years, the concept of advocacy in the south china sea has developed profoundly, and the depth of advocacy in the big data age has necessarily led to profound changes in urban management. The new web administration launched by the microblogging campaign represents a reshaping of the concept of advocacy — social management。
Experts
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Innovative thinking, right to speak
Zhou linsheng: secretary of the guangdong institute for research and research on economic and institutional reform long
Our age is an internet age. The internet has become the most important place of communication for the people of the entire era. It would be a terrible thing if the government departments of this era were far from the internet, were not familiar with its language and had no voice on the internet. This has also had a tremendous impact on traditional intellectual education。
It is clear that the south china sea captures the whole of the time: while squeezing the grass-roots level, the other grips the internet pulse. The internet has been used as the primary gateway to innovative social management through the introduction of online questioning, and has been actively involved in and accessible to the internet as the main channel of government voice, rather than out of touch with it。
From this perspective, the south china sea has achieved a major shift in the way in which ideas are disseminated, making government work more relevant to the demands of the times and to the needs of the population. It is clear that the south china sea has moved ahead in its approach to reprogramming and promoting. Access to the internet through early engagement in internet microblogging is an important innovation。
Reporter liu yong-lang, collegium/jou river times
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