Sentence examples for public information operations from inspiring English sources
The Taliban's media machine runs circles around our public information operations in Afghanistan.
Still, even as they consider restricting the troops' access to social media, the most senior Pentagon officials have clearly come to view Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and blogging as crucial elements of their public information operations.
She ran the public information operation full-time from her home and encountered hostility from the jetport's developers and backers, who called her a "damn butterfly chaser".
In 2003 and 2004, he coordinated public affairs, information operations and psychological operations in Iraq -- though he said in an interview the internal briefing must be mistaken because he did not actually run the psychological operations and could not speak for them.
Unlike public affairs work, information operations are meant to influence and help defeat foreign adversaries, using deception, if necessary.
Margaret Tutwiler, the United States ambassador to Morocco, left Rabat for Baghdad today to assume a temporary position overseeing all public relations and information operations in postwar Iraq.
At home, BAT's public information about its operations in China notably left out its direct investment in farming and manufacturing.
There were signs that some British authorities might not have agreed with the White House decision to make public information about the surveillance operations.
Despite the transboundary significance of the impacts, there is no public information on the hydropower operations or on the already observed downstream discharge impacts since the completion of the largest dams.
In my Politics contribution this week I will discuss The New Craft of Cyber-Intelligence--a blending of advanced public intelligence and advanced Information Operations (IO).
Because of the extraordinary secrecy imposed on information operations, the public has very little sense of what's happening in this domain of non-kinetic warfare.
