sailingaway
05-25-2011, 06:59 AM
http://www.onlinesocialmedia.net/20110525/white-house-social-media-rapid-response-twitter-feed-launched/
Over the last couple of days I've been limited to mobile a lot and can still do twitter so I've done more. I saw what seemed to be actual impact made on changing story lines by getting facts back to reporters/people tweeting stories, such as on the 'Rand missed Bibi's speech' meme where Rand had seen it the day before, wasn't the only one who had seen it who missed the second one, and was busy filibustering the Patriot Act. The meme is still out there but a BUNCH of publications turned on the dime and put out the right facts and Politico pulled and modified its story to not be as blatantly nonsense. It is important, and obviously, the White House knows so.
Over the last couple of days I've been limited to mobile a lot and can still do twitter so I've done more. I saw what seemed to be actual impact made on changing story lines by getting facts back to reporters/people tweeting stories, such as on the 'Rand missed Bibi's speech' meme where Rand had seen it the day before, wasn't the only one who had seen it who missed the second one, and was busy filibustering the Patriot Act. The meme is still out there but a BUNCH of publications turned on the dime and put out the right facts and Politico pulled and modified its story to not be as blatantly nonsense. It is important, and obviously, the White House knows so.