PI/948
13 May 1996
Public information
PI/947
10 May 1996
Press Release
PI/947
UNITED STATES TELLS INFORMATION COMMITTEE DPI SHOULD HAVE RESOURCES NEEDED TO MEET CHALLENGES OF TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
19960510In an age when new information technologies offered exciting new opportunities, the Department of Public Information should have the resources it needs to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century, the representative of the United States said this morning, as the Committee on Information continued its general debate.
PI/946
9 May 1996
Press Release
PI/946
SPEAKERS IN INFORMATION COMMITTEE URGE DPI TO CONTINUE EFFORTS TO MARSHAL MODERN TECHNOLOGY
19960509 See Department as Making Optimal Use of Shrinking ResourcesPI/945
8 May 1996
Press Release
PI/945
DPI'S ABILITY TO RESPOND TO PUBLIC INTEREST IN UN MUST BE PROTECTED AT TIME OF DOWNSIZING, BULGARIA TELLS INFORMATION COMMITTEE
19960508 Department's Streamlining Efforts, Involvement in Peace-keeping Operations, Role in Promoting Positive Image of UN Highlighted in DebatePI/943
7 May 1996
Press Release
PI/943
ESSENTIAL ROLE OF DPI IN PROJECTING IMAGE OF NEW, STRENGTHENED UN, NEED FOR ADEQUATE RESOURCES EMPHASIZED IN INFORMATION COMMITTEE
19960507 Importance of Press Releases, Guided Tours among Activities Highlighted by Speakers, along with Need to Harness New Information TechnologyPI/944
PI/940
6 May 1996
Press Release
PI/940
PI/942
6 May 1996
Press Release
PI/942
BUDGETARY CONSTRAINTS ARE CUTTING INTO CORE PROGRAMMES WHILE UN MESSAGE REACHES WIDENING AUDIENCE, SAYS ASSISTANT SECRETARY-GENERAL FOR PUBLIC INFORMATION
19960506 Addressing Information Committee, Samir Sanbar Cites Doubled DPI Workload and Successes in Public Outreach ActivitiesPI/939*
3 May 1996
Press Release
PI/939*
COMMITTEE ON INFORMATION TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING IN NEW YORK, 6 - 17 MAY
19960503 Background ReleaseThe Committee on Information will continue its examination of United Nations public information policies and activities and follow-up on progress made by the United Nations system in the field of information and communications, during its upcoming two-week session, to be held at Headquarters from 6 to 17 May.
PI/937