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Communication Policy of Denmark in the Context of the European Union Communication Policy
Natalia Karpchuk
Abstract
Communication policy covers the set of principles and measures directed at objective and unprejudiced dissemination of information, establishment of transparent relations between the authority and civil society and business, listening to citizens’ needs and requirements, involving citizens in the decision-making process. The European Union elaborates the principles and directions of the communication policy implementation in a number of normative documents. The EU member-states take the defined principles as the basis and develop transparent relations between the authority bodies and society, paying great attention to the needs and interests of their citizens. The aim of the article is to analyze the specific measures of Denmark’s communication policy as the state that occupies the top ranking position according to the citizens’ e-skills level. The research is grounded on the analyses of normative documents and sites.
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politics, communication policy, digital literacy, consultation process, e-governance, language policy, mediaDetails
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