this is a very broad question.
The example of public communication is to inform everyone of its agenda.
Public communication can range from In Person to TV to Email marketing.
- In Peson
- Presentation
- Meeting
- Debate
- Interview
- Written Conversations
- Traditional media
- TV
- Billboards / Signs
- Online media
- Social Media
- Blogs / Internet
- Email marketing
Here are some traditional Examples:
- When you are traveling abroad, you hear public service announcements,
- When you see traffic signs on the roads communicating safety expectations,
- When you hear of a pandemic like covid-19 and steps to adapt to avoid infection, you're encountering public communication or when you get information about polio etc.
- When you see, hear or read about steps to registering for census, you're being exposed to public communication.
- When a fire breaks out, or other public dangers, you're likely to get radio announcements warning the public of risks, safety measures and means of getting help.