Obama to hold Google+ 'hangout' after SOTU
The White House will take advantage of technology by hosting the president's first Google+ hangout.
The White House will take advantage of technology by hosting the president’s first Google+ hangout next Monday. “Your Interview with the President,” will be a 10-person digital conference where citizens can interact with the commander in chief. Currently, you can submit questions to the president via the White House’s Youtube channel and get updates from his Twitter account. Monday, the ‘hangout’ will be live-streamed on YouTube at 5:30PM.
President Obama will be delivering his State of the Union address tomorrow night at 9PM Eastern, which will be shown on major TV networks and streamed live online via YouTube.
And next Monday, January 30, the President will be fielding questions (pre-selected, of course) from average Joes “in the first completely-virtual interview from the White House.”
You can submit questions between now and January 28 at the White House YouTube channel and on Monday, the President will be participating in a Google+ Hangout. “He’ll be answering several of the most popular questions that have been submitted through YouTube, and some of the people who submitted questions will even be invited to join the President in the Hangout and take part in the live conversation,” according to the White House Blog.
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