Most likely you won’t be able to make it (nor were you invited) to the Island of Trinidad and Tobago for The Summit of the Americas, where democratic leaders from 34 countries will gather on April 17 - 19 to discuss pressing issues. So, to make sure your voice is heard, the State Department has partnered with Howcast to create an online center — The Summit of the Americas Digital Town Hall — for social media sharing.
rogerd
8:17 pm on Apr 18, 2009 (gmt 0)
That's pretty cool, hope they will be as welcoming to social media when it turns against them. Politics is one of the most polarizing topics, and it seems nearly impossible to have a reasonable discussion without things turning nasty.
tangor
12:46 am on Apr 19, 2009 (gmt 0)
seems nearly impossible to have a reasonable discussion without things turning nasty
All too true.
nealrodriguez
5:27 pm on Apr 21, 2009 (gmt 0)
well if their pr people are staying on the cusp, they should have passed their online rep management 101 remedial courses by now. if not, burn baby burn!
