1. MEDIA LINES AND TALKING POINTS DATABASE www.e-nato.org

2. A quick reminder: NCPAC = NATO Countries Public Affairs Community Established in 2009 Encompasses the Chief PAO (military personnel) in General Staff and Ministry of Defence of 28 NATO Nations Born from the need to fill the gap between MC/IMS (NATO HQ) and Capitals (military line) Two-way exchange of information: From the HQ: News Training Opportunities PA related events Sharing of information related to PA Policy and STRATCOM From the Capitals: Feedback from local Media on current affairs Sharing of training opportunities Sharing of PA related events Comments/needs on PA related issues

3. What is the NCPAC website A website where you can securely:  read the last NATO-related news  add/view pictures and video materials  discuss with PAA representatives  share media lines, talking points, documents  advertise PA events  search for training opportunities  vote, contribute with materials General Information

4. Website access levels Main Website www.e- nato.org Public ZoneGeneral News and articles Links to ACO, ACT, Shape, ISAF and NATO Private Zone Level 1, under www.e-nato.org/index.php with username ncpactest and password nat0ims! Private Zone Level 2. Log in with username test and password test in the black form on the left and gain full access to the website Media Lines Subscribe to be alerted on new topics Talking Points Access videos, pictures, contact details for NCPAC members, status updates, employment

5. How to access the private area Level 1?  Type in your browser (Internet Explorer, Opera, Firefox, etc.) the following address: www.e-nato.org/index.phpwww.e-nato.org/index.php  A window will pop, asking for username and password  Insert username and press the tick on remember password.  Please do not share your credentials with anybody.

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7. The Test account  For every account (including the TEST Account), you can feel free to change the contact details from the user menu (marked with blue) or anything else. The system works very similar to Facebook.

8. Once you logged in, you can see the media lines from these 2 places 2

9. By clicking the Media Lines symbols you will enter this page. Here you can search by words, sentences, dates and topics 3 You can click on a topic to see what folders and documents it contains 4

10. Here you can have any description of the folder currently in, or email addresses You can click on the folder to see the content 5

11. Here you will see the latest media lines 6 Title in predefined format. Click to extend article 8 The category of the article The author of the document Subscribe* to the article * If you are interested in a topic e.g.. Afghanistan, you can press subscribe and you will be notified via mail when media lines change or new items on the topic appear 7

12. Now you can see the full text because you clicked on the media line title Title Topic Text Author Leave a Comment Other Media Lines by same author Bigger font Rating* Using the rating button you can give 1 to 5 stars to a media line (1 bad – 5 useful) Email it

13. By pressing the email button a new box will appear for sending the media line via normal email 9

14. If browsing by topic is not enough, you can also search media lines and talking points by dates, keywords, events, names, and categories. Just insert the text in the box and press search. 10

15. You can add videos or any materials in the system. You can also find links to them in the actual media lines and talking points, or even as comments to a media line. 10 Media lines and talking points can have photo galleries attached or special images from conferences or events. 11

16. Summary  To access the NCPAC Media Lines and Talking Points section, each new user should fill out the form available at http://www.e- nato.org/index.php/component/user/registerhttp://www.e- nato.org/index.php/component/user/register Privacy & Passwords  The NCPAC private section is protected (to read/write) against unauthorized users. Do not share the passwords given in this presentation, or any other personal password set in the system  All content uploaded online is shown only to the people who know the entry credentials, the exact website address (www.e- nato.org/index.php) and the account/personal passwords, as set individually.www.e- nato.org/index.php NB. The website is protected with a set of multiple layers against misuse and abuse. If the entry credentials are typed in incorrectly for 3 times, the system will blacklist your IP.

17. Final comments  The present PPT will be available for download at: www.e- nato.org/presentation.ppt and will be sent to you via emailwww.e- nato.org/presentation.ppt  You can feel free to ask a question via email at galoforo.giovanni@hq.nato.int.