Social media that is. Many of us who saw the State of the Union address last night probably did so by gathering around the television to see what our nation’s leader had to say. That seems pretty normal. But millions of Americans also gathered on social media sites to watch the event, offer up their opinions, or even take part in question and answer sessions.
On the C-Span Facebook page they offered a live video-feed of the address. PBS also did the same thing though Ustream. Watching online gave viewers the ability to comment and interact with each other based on what our President had to say.
The White House website even added some value to the State of the Union Address. Continue reading