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President-elect Barack Obama Shares His Photos
The President-elect Obama gave the world an extraordinary behind-the-scene view of his election night victory by posting 82 pictures on his personal Flickr account. These photographs were intended to reach the public without relying on news wire services, television networks, and newspapers. These photographs were also posted inside the Barack Obama website.
The photographs showed the Obama family during Tuesday night when the election results were coming in. When the news networks declared at 11 PM that he had won the election – the pictures showed jubilant family and relatives along with his running mate, Joe Biden and his wife, Jill.
Mr. Obama has harnessed the power of the Internet to give millions the opportunity to participate and become involve in his campaign. He ran one of the most brilliant and disciplined campaigns that utilized technological tools to connect and communicate with voters and his supporters. He has taken another unprecedented step by sharing his digital photo album with the public.
On Nov. 7, Mr. Obama has launched the official website http://www.change.gov for his transition to the White House. The theme is to encourage users to participate by sending emails, write blogs, and apply for jobs on the website.
It is apparent that changes are being made to further connect with the public as Mr. Obama and his team prepares to transition to the governing process.
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at 23:05 on November 7th, 2008
Finally, I was able to upload the story... cheers to the tech-fix
at 00:41 on November 8th, 2008
Great links, Pythiian!
at 08:14 on November 8th, 2008
Any shots of him trampling the American flag with William Ayers, (edited as against the Code of Conduct)?
at 08:35 on November 8th, 2008
"Panzerlawyer", what a crude and vulgar remark. I hope it is soon struck by someone in authority.
at 13:26 on November 8th, 2008
I agree - we don't delete member's comments, but it would be nice if you amended or edited your comment please.
at 08:57 on November 8th, 2008
For posting needlessly rude comments, try Youtube.
at 13:53 on November 8th, 2008
This is an obscene remark, and is a clear violation of our code of conduct. Please edit it immediately.
http://my.nowpublic.com/newsroom/tips/fine_print/code_of_conduct
NowPublic members will not:
4. Post libelous, irrelevant, obscene or pornographic material; or content that contains racist, sexist, homophobic and other slurs.
at 08:25 on November 8th, 2008
Great story, links, and photos. Thanks!
at 08:54 on November 8th, 2008
Thanks for the story and the links!
at 09:09 on November 8th, 2008
Thanks to the positive comments.
at 11:07 on November 9th, 2008
i am so happy that barack obama is now our president! i send great blessings to him and his family. our first african american president.and for all you people who dont like obama no matter what you say you will call him mr president
at 17:49 on November 9th, 2008
I've added two photos of Mr. Obama's basketball game with close friends on election night.