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Social Media Strategies to Quell Sequestration Fears

Catching the Social Media Wave: Using Data to Drive Decisions

By OhMyGov

Federal managers facing sequestration and other cost cutting mandates can "gain control" of budget discussions by using elements of the social media network, according to an article in the Senior Executives Association (SEA) April 2013 "The

Romney Adds 208,000 Facebook Fans Within Hours of Debate By Andrew B. EinhornPundits continue to speculate on the political impact of Mitt Romney's stellar performance during Wednesday night's Presidential debate. But that impact is already palpable on social media, as Romney added over 208,000 new Facebook fans withinread more

Negative Campaign Buzzwords Take on a Life of their OwnBoth camps have been successful at creating negative correlations... By Jessica DelBalzoIn 2008, President Obama won votes with “hope” and “change” while John McCain's “maverick” “straight talk” fell short of inspiring the electorate. This year, though both camps have their slogans, the phrases that really seem to be sticking are theread more

Grassley Attack on Obama Executive Privilege Spurs Twitter ChatterI'm dumbfounded with this action of the president," Grassley told reporters via telephone By Jack B. WinnSenator Charles Grassley (R-IA) has long been known for shining the spotlight on aspects of government others would prefer to remain dark--the Iowan has been a vocal supporter of whistleblowers Colleen Rowley and Jane Turner, and has been known for stickingread more