Social Media in the 2012 Election. For our final Georgetown blog post, we were asked to predict what we think will be key to winning the 2012 election online. I think that winning in online in 2012 will mean incorporating new technologies into the lessons learned from the Obama campaign. Social media lessons from the Obama campaign. Innovate where necessary; do everything else incrementally better.

Is very interesting, especially if you take a look at the online life of a country as interesting as Mexico as I did. There were a couple of things that impress me more. The different posts are not necessarily up to date; there is low level of engagement from readers. In the Spanish version, however, there is more activity, more interactions between bloggers and readers. But not everything is gold .

Bringing Thai Summers to the US. Summer is a time that brings back many great memories for me. When living in Thailand summer was a time to relax on the beach with great food and drinks wearing comfortable fashionable beachwear and accessories, but as I now live in the United States I no longer have access to many of those things. As Executive Director of the Thai Trade Center.

Political internet marketing aided the Obama presidential election campaign immeasurably. Why did McCain not stand a running chance? I will cast an early prediction that President Obama will sweep the 2012 election, but because his campaign tactics have been studied an.

Social Media and the Digital Disruption. The Last Class and the First Campaign. And my piece on the campaign.

sends our young men and women off to war. Currently to fight in Afghanistan. To do tours in various countries including Vietnam. My cousin who is currently doing a tour in Japan and I have not spoken in years, I am closer to his older sister. To get updates on how he is doing I have to call her or check his facebook.