I joined Google+ earlier this week. So far so good. What I love most is following and contributing to other people’s fun
Author: Jeneba Ghatt
Jeneba Jalloh Ghatt is a recovering attorney who manages her digital media publishing company while writing for several tech, business and lifestyle sites. She considers herself a social media butterfly and a tech inclusion advocate. She is an early tech adopter who curated content since the Internet’s earliest years in 1992.
Court today blasts FCC’s attempt to relax ownership rules, says it hurts minority ownership
Congratulations are in order to my friends over at my old job at The Institute for Public Representation at Georgetown University Law
Men tweet about politics more than women, Radian6 analyzes
From a press release from Radian6 which analyzed the tweets sent in for the July 6 scheduled Twitter Town Hall with President Barack Obama:
Striking Obama “I’m In” 2012 Campaign – (PHOTOS)
Obama for America’s Maryland chapter has an innovative campaign called “I’m in” – Got to give them that, it is very striking
Federal Election Commission oks Stephen Colbert PAC
Check out the video (above) of a press gather Stephen Colbert held following a hearing that resulted in his getting the
Google Confirms F.T.C. Antitrust Inquiry
New York Times Blogs Reports: Google confirmed on Friday that the Federal Trade Commission had opened an antitrust investigation into its core search and
Disgruntled blogger calls for voters to sit out 2012 following Netroots Nation
From my Politics of Raising Children blog over at The Communities at The Washington Times WASHINGTON, June 22, 2011 – Voting is
Post Netroots Nation Muckraking & Mudflapping
Not even 2 hours had lapsed after I and my co-panelists wrapped up what I thought was a pretty successful session at
10 Get-out-the Vote strategies campaigns can use to motivate young black voters
Black voter turnout is key for the upcoming presidential election and Democratic candidates would be mistaken if they think it is in
FCC challenges developers, offers $100,000 cash
The FCC and the Knight Foundation have teamed up to sponsor an app contest to challenge developers to come up with solutions
