Change.gov
Obama‘s http://Change.gov “provides resources to better understand the transition process“; http://is.gd/6wTH
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Gerrit Eicker
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Gerrit Eicker 10:54 on 7. November 2008 Permalink |
BB: “Still wrapping my head around this, but it sure is interesting at first glance – in part because of the speed in which it was launched.”
HP: “President-elect Barack Obama has launched the website change.gov, where one can find news about the transition and inauguration and information about his agenda. The site also has a place for people to share their ideas for government and their stories about the campaign.”
RWW: “The Obama organization continues to turn the political machine on its ear and continues to shake the conventional wisdom of “political strategy.” If change.gov is any indication, the use of social media appears to have been much more than a gimmick for Obama. It appears to have truly been a means of embracing change. – Whatever happens next, it will be incredibly interesting to see how this next act plays out. And what acts – or actions – follow.”
Guardian: “Howard Dean transformed Dean for America into Democracy for America, which helped him win the chairmanship of the Democratic Party. I was left wondering what Obama would do. What was the next step in his digital strategy? We’re getting a sense of what that looks like with Change.gov.“
Daniel Durazo 21:27 on 7. November 2008 Permalink |
When the Federal government uses social media such as change.gov to inform the American people about the important transition process, you know that times have definitely “changed.” And for the better, in my humble opinion. – Best, Daniel Durazo “The Cheapskate’s Guide to PR” http://www.danieldurazo.com
Gerrit Eicker 23:07 on 7. November 2008 Permalink |
Daniel, there might have never been an experiment in politics like this during the last decades.
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