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MS. Etsuko Tsugihara, the new IPRA global president, shared her vision on PR in the new endemic during the Ipra Communitalks webinar on January 28 this year. In her talk, she emphasized how Covid-19 made us reevaluate what is more important to us and society. She highlighted key social shifts…
IN a recent event hosted by the International PR Association’s Philippine Chapter, newly installed President Etsuko Tsugihara used a word I had not heard before—sociality, and from her talk and the discussion that day, it seems it is one that we will be using more going forward. Sociality is defined…
THE recent CommuniTalks webinar of the International Association of Public Relations (IPRA) Philippines featured Ms. Etsuko Tsugihara, the global president of Ipra and the Founder and President of Sunny Side Up Goup, Inc. of Japan. In her speech, Ms. Tsugihara reiterated that the Covid-19 pandemic has brought many changes to…
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Glitches and design flaws limit value of Japan’s COVID-19 tracing app [Japan Times, Tokyo] Feb. 1—Digital contact tracing is becoming increasingly crucial in Japan, where the third wave of COVID-19 infections is overwhelming contact tracers at public health centers and testing their capacity to the limits. Some of these facilities are now marshaling their contact-tracing workforce toward a tiny pool of patients deemed particularly high risk, leaving the vast majority of cases at the mercy of a state-developed tracing app known as the Contact-Confirming Application (COCOA). One case in poi...
Feb 1, 2021 Digital contact tracing is becoming increasingly crucial in Japan, where the third wave of COVID-19 infections is overwhelming contact tracers at public health centers and testing their capacity to the limits. Some of these facilities are now marshaling their contact-tracing workforce toward a tiny pool of patients deemed particularly high risk, leaving the vast majority of cases at the mercy of a state-developed tracing app known as the Contact-Confirming Application (COCOA). One case in point is Kanagawa Prefecture, where — like in Tokyo — numbers of new cases spike...