Social Media

White House joins the Tumblr club

Add candid pictures of first dog Bo and White House-animated GIFs to your list of things to check out when surfing the Internet. The White House is expanding its social-media presence, joining a host of other agencies on Tumblr today.

7 tips for tweeting on behalf of senior leaders

While many leaders understand the importance of social media, they may rely on their public affairs specialist
or social media manager to assist with their social media efforts. Here are 7 tips from the U.S. Army that will help you maintain a leader’s social media presence.

#2014Budget: 10 tweets from @stevenvDC

U.S. Chief Information Officer Steven VanRoekel took to Twitter on Wednesday afternoon to explain the federal government information technology budget request to his followers.

Interior’s Instagram gets national buzz

The Department of Interior received social media love on Monday as BuzzFeed featured its 45 favorite photos from the department’s official Instagram page.

#socialgov: Rebecca Frank

Rebecca Frank is a new media content specialist in the USDA’s Office of Communications.

‘What are you working on?’ with GSA’s Kathy Conrad

Kathy Conrad, principal deputy associate administrator for the Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies at the U.S. General Services Administration, discusses what she’s working on with FedScoopTV.

#socialgov: Scott Horvath

Scott Horvath is the web and social media coordinator for the U.S. Geological Survey.

Tech@State: Internet freedom in the age of surveillance

The most pressing issue for Internet freedom today is surveillance, not only state sponsored, but increased monitoring by private companies, said Andrew McLaughlin, former U.S. deputy chief technology officer, at the 10th Tech@State symposium on Friday.

GSA’s OCSIT continues innovation momentum

In the past month, the U.S. General Services Administration’s Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies has released a set of baseline social media metrics for the federal government, a social media application programming interface and is looking into privatizing parts of FedRAMP.

Pin recipes from the First Lady

As part of  Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! initiative to reduce childhood obesity, the White House announced today a collaboration with the popular social media site and leading U.S. media companies to help Americans find healthy recipes.

Online dating tips from a professional dating coach

Not everyone wants or needs a Valentine, but if the recent holiday has left you longing for love, Washington may be among the best places to search for it.

DOE holds open data Google+ Hangout

The Department of Energy hosted a Google Hangout Thursday on open government data and its role in fostering entrepreneurial opportunity.

GSA releases baseline social media metrics, registry API

The U.S. General Services Administration released two major social initiatives on Tuesday: a set of baseline social media metrics for federal agencies and a federal social media registry application programming interface.

The Scoop with NBC4′s Angie Goff

Emmy award winning journalist Angie Goff is known for her expertise in social media, but if you read the NBC 4 anchor’s popular blog Oh My Goff, you know this community-minded mom has a very full life off-camera and off-line.

Citizenville: Calif. Lt. Gov. Newsom challenges government to get its game on

As part of the launch of his newly-published book, Citizenville, California Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom wants public leaders and civic innovators to commit to a “Government 2.0″ challenge and help reinvent government through technology.

GPO joins Pinterest

On the agency’s pinboard, GPO will share historic photos, videos, productions and government publications.

Obama: sequestration harmful to middle class

President Obama tackled sequestration in his weekly YouTube address, saying the measure would be a harmful to the nation’s economy and military.

HealthIT-Pain: Blue Button gets auto-tuned

Ever wonder how the Department of Veterans Affairs Blue Button works? Well, lucky for you, there are some people on YouTube to tell you about it in a number of creative ways.

Navy: 5 tips for protecting personal information on social media

The office of the Navy’s chief information officer released tips for protecting personally identifiable information on social media.

Veterans Affairs seeks digital media director

The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking a director of digital media engagement. The job pays between $123,758 and $155,500 per year and is open for applications until Feb. 1.

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