Direct Public Communication

Definition

Direct public communication refers to methods used by politicians or public figures to address citizens without intermediaries or filters. It involves communicating directly with the public through speeches, press conferences, social media posts, etc.

Related terms

Press Conferences: Events where politicians or public figures answer questions from journalists and deliver important announcements.

Public Addresses: Speeches made by politicians to inform, persuade, or rally the public on specific issues or policies.

Media Relations: The interaction between politicians/public figures and the media, including interviews and press releases.