How Obama Will Use Web Technology
Sat, Jan 24th, 2009 |
Editor’s Note: The following guest post was written by Kevin Merritt, the CEO and founder of blist, a Web-based list manager and spreadsheet that was used on Change.gov, the Obama Administration’s transition Website.
President Barack Obama was sworn into office this week as our nation’s 44th president...
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