At the precise moment when Rick Santorum is demonstrating how a fired-up, combative, but issues-centered conservative message can resonate with Republicans, the Romney campaign seems strangely . . . empty. Take a look at the Romney Twitter feed in the past 24 hours: Keep reading this post . . .
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Governor Romney, Where’s the Outrage?
President’s Q&A online forum this week smart tactic to boost his Facebook friends, Twitter chatter. GOP needs similar gains.
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President Obama focuses on building online juggernaut while GOP immersed in debates
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A (final?) tweet from the campaign account of those wacky Jon Huntsman daughters:
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Huntsman girls down but not out
Followers of the Huffington Post’s official Twitter feed may have notice some surprising tweets Sunday afternoon. At some point between tweets linking to pieces on the Golden Globes to others on famous Martin Luther King Jr. quotes and speeches, a hacker posing as the New York Post got a hold of the Huffing Post’s Twitter handle, unloading a stream of odd and offensive comments. Administrators of the Twitter account followed by over 1.4 million soon realized the hacking, deleting the offensive tweets followed by an explanation of the odd comments: The feed was soon churning out its usual tweets linking back to Huffington Post stories as if nothing had happened. BuzzFeed notes that the Huffington Post hacker went by “cloverfdch,” who appears to have been the same hacker that showed up on Democratic Alaska Senator Mark Begich’s Twitter account on New Year’s Eve. In addition to the Huffington Post hacking that was taking place on Sunday, someone other than Ashton Kutcher was manning his famed @aplusk Twitter account. Kutcher’s Foursquare account was aslo hacked , leading the former That 70s Show star to boast that he now has the hacker’s address and appears determined to find the cyber troublemaker:
Reuters – Media baron Rupert Murdoch used his new Twitter account this weekend to attack the Obama administration’s opposition to parts of proposed legislation designed to combat Internet piracy.
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Rupert Murdoch turns to Twitter to attack Obama
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The First Lady now has a Twitter account . Or, rather, President Barack Obama ‘s reelection campaign has created an account using Michelle Obama ‘s name. “This account is run by # Obama2012 campaign staff. Tweets from the First Lady are signed -mo.,” the bio of @michelleobama reads. The first tweet was sent out around 8 a.m Thursday, simply announcing the creation of the account. It currently has just over 4,000 followers. As has been demonstrated time and time again, social media can lead to disaster in the hands of public figures (think Anthony Weiner and, more recently , Ron Paul ). Let’s see if Michelle can handle the power.
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Michelle Obama will sign her tweets ‘mo’
