Comments on: Social media and the Obama administration http://morethanmarketing.net/2008/11/social-media-and-the-obama-administration/ Todd Van Hoosear on social media and the evolution of marketing and business Sun, 20 Dec 2009 00:47:11 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: The Optimist http://morethanmarketing.net/2008/11/social-media-and-the-obama-administration/comment-page-1/#comment-47 The Optimist Mon, 10 Nov 2008 16:39:29 +0000 http://morethanmarketing.net/?p=151#comment-47 First off, hopefully in two years I won't be getting tweets from anyone. I need more characters. And I am seeing some interesting features in other services that are swaying me off of my regular Twitter lurking. And Barak will keep this up. This is his fire side chat. Not sure what he will be using, but I am sure it will keep up. T First off, hopefully in two years I won’t be getting tweets from anyone. I need more characters. And I am seeing some interesting features in other services that are swaying me off of my regular Twitter lurking.

And Barak will keep this up. This is his fire side chat. Not sure what he will be using, but I am sure it will keep up.

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]]> By: Doug Haslam » Blog Archive » Social Media Top 5: Mmmm, Magpie…. http://morethanmarketing.net/2008/11/social-media-and-the-obama-administration/comment-page-1/#comment-46 Doug Haslam » Blog Archive » Social Media Top 5: Mmmm, Magpie…. Sun, 09 Nov 2008 00:32:42 +0000 http://morethanmarketing.net/?p=151#comment-46 [...] Obama needs a social media strategy? President-elect Barack Obama was very conspicuous and successful in his use of social media during the recent campaign. Did he win because of social media? I think the social media-for-Obama theme, and the Senator’s embrace of social media for the campaign, were more symptoms of his victory than a cause. Government will remain top-down, but the ability to engage public and test the waters of opinion is now greater than before. Maybe Twitter or Facebook will be the new Fireside Chat. [...] [...] Obama needs a social media strategy? President-elect Barack Obama was very conspicuous and successful in his use of social media during the recent campaign. Did he win because of social media? I think the social media-for-Obama theme, and the Senator’s embrace of social media for the campaign, were more symptoms of his victory than a cause. Government will remain top-down, but the ability to engage public and test the waters of opinion is now greater than before. Maybe Twitter or Facebook will be the new Fireside Chat. [...]

]]> By: Todd Van Hoosear http://morethanmarketing.net/2008/11/social-media-and-the-obama-administration/comment-page-1/#comment-43 Todd Van Hoosear Thu, 06 Nov 2008 22:29:00 +0000 http://morethanmarketing.net/?p=151#comment-43 This is a damn good start: <a HREF="http://www.change.gov/page/s/yourstory" rel="nofollow">http://www.change.gov/page/s/yourstory</A> This is a damn good start: http://www.change.gov/page/s/yourstory

]]> By: Todd Van Hoosear http://morethanmarketing.net/2008/11/social-media-and-the-obama-administration/comment-page-1/#comment-42 Todd Van Hoosear Thu, 06 Nov 2008 05:01:09 +0000 http://morethanmarketing.net/?p=151#comment-42 I'm not expecting to get much traffic on this post with all the noise. "Social Media Obama" was definitely the meme of the day. Wowsers. The best overview of Obama's social media inroads was ironically but perhaps not surprisingly put together by Brits: http://www.zenguide.co.uk/2008/11/the-social-media-president/ I’m not expecting to get much traffic on this post with all the noise. “Social Media Obama” was definitely the meme of the day. Wowsers.

The best overview of Obama’s social media inroads was ironically but perhaps not surprisingly put together by Brits: http://www.zenguide.co.uk/2008/11/the-social-media-president/

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