Health Care Trends With a Social Media Twist
White House using social media to debunk 'myths' about healthcare reform
The Obama administration has launched a Web page called Health Insurance Reform: Reality Check that disputes popular criticisms of the new policies. The contains video testimony from advisers and experts.
The Los Angeles Times writes:
The White House blasted links to the package out to more than 300,000 fans on Facebook and more than 900,000 on Twitter today. It also sent an e-mail acknowledging "scare tactics" being used to bash the programs. A few hours later, users of the social news site Digg voted Reality Check to the site's homepage. That potentially exposes Reality Check to millions of eyeballs.
The Los Angeles Times writes:
The White House blasted links to the package out to more than 300,000 fans on Facebook and more than 900,000 on Twitter today. It also sent an e-mail acknowledging "scare tactics" being used to bash the programs. A few hours later, users of the social news site Digg voted Reality Check to the site's homepage. That potentially exposes Reality Check to millions of eyeballs.
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