Barack Obama’s Flickr Account

[This week, the blog is looking at the way technology is used by President-elect Barack Obama. It’s a good learning experience, no matter who you voted for. Check out these other presidential posts.] [[{“type”:”media”,”view_mode”:”media_large”,”fid”:”711″,”attributes”:{“class”:”media-image”,”typeof”:”foaf:Image”,”style”:””,”width”:”500″,”height”:”476″,”alt”:”20081104_Chicago_IL_ElectionNight1258″}}]] [Image: Flickr user Barack Obama] One of the things I’m frequently telling our clients to do online is to create a

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Change.gov: Understanding Barack Obama’s Technology Policy

Yesterday, I celebrated the White House’s return to technology through Barack Obama’s multitude of gadgets. Today, I want to talk a little about the role technology is about to take in policy. It matters to charitable organizations, because the new administration’s proposed technology policy recognizes the power of a connected population. It opens up information

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Gadget Monday: President-Elect Barack Obama’s Many Gadgets

This week kicks off a special presidential edition of Talance’s Friendly Web Tools Blog, celebrating the first time in eight years that the White House has participated in the technological revolution that’s been exploding everywhere else on the planet. We love how the President-elect has used technology to reach so many people, raise so many

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Gadget Monday: Big Zip-Topped Bag for Cables When Traveling

Travel was supposed to become a tiny bit less aggravating. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) approved use of carry-on bag designs that allow pass-through of laptops without removing them for X-ray inspection. Plenty of purveyors capitalized on the opportunity for selling new bags, including Belkin, Mobile Edge and Targus, among many others. The reality of

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