Give Up Your Web Anonymity. Can Obama Do That?
Obama was one of the first politicians to really leverage online social media to its full potential during his campaign for the presidential election, so you’ve got to admit that he knows a thing or two about maintaining an online reputation. And now that Obama is the president elect, he expects the rest of his administration to disclose some of their online information, according to an article in the New York Times.Â
In a 7-page questionnaire, prospective White House employees will need to list their aliases and handles used to communicate on the Internet, among other expected questions pertaining to government new hires.Â
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