The President Obama released a video message to Massachusetts' voters for his endorsement on Attorney General Martha Coakley for the incoming election for the former Senator Kennedy's seat.
→ [Video] Obama Seeks to Save Senate Seat, Health Vote
→ Obama to Campaign in Massachusetts on Sunday
My impression is that the media reacts quickly to these sort of moves online by the President, they seem to show resentments against them. The fact is that the net media do not even show whether they keep a close eye on the WhiteHouse.gov site. It only means that the independence of the media from the government, but other thing is that there always are reports on the President whenever he appears on TV. The US's case is even more thorough, contrary to my assumptions, than the case with Japan, for obvious reasons perhaps.
→ [Video] The President to Wall Street: "We Want Our Money Back, and We're Going to Get It" (2010-1-14)
→ $145 billion = Estimated Bank Compensation and Bonuses in 2009 (2010-1-15)
In the WhiteHouse.gov site, the President Obama released his speech on financial reforms. The UK and France governments are posing taxes on the huge bonuses that the CEO's get. The US counterparts really get big bonuses. They say, a Japanese CEO invited by his trade partner in the US was surprised to have been offered a horse.
The healthcare bill agreement, the Haiti aids, and bank fees. You would never know what would be going on. And the talk is tomorrow on Iran.
The good news is that the Japanese Foreign Minister Okada is saying that he will cooperate. We will know by tomorrow what it might imply, and it to China -- or vice versa. This may be a boost for the IAEA director Amano's efforts to denuclearization of Iran.
→ China to send lower-level envoy to talks on Iran (2010-1-14)
Another good news is that the White House endorsed the Google's stance on China. The "intellectual" development of East Asia will depend on it, for IT industry, social sciences, and so on.
→ White House supports Google's approach on China (2010-1-14)
→ [Video] Obama Seeks to Save Senate Seat, Health Vote
→ Obama to Campaign in Massachusetts on Sunday
My impression is that the media reacts quickly to these sort of moves online by the President, they seem to show resentments against them. The fact is that the net media do not even show whether they keep a close eye on the WhiteHouse.gov site. It only means that the independence of the media from the government, but other thing is that there always are reports on the President whenever he appears on TV. The US's case is even more thorough, contrary to my assumptions, than the case with Japan, for obvious reasons perhaps.
→ [Video] The President to Wall Street: "We Want Our Money Back, and We're Going to Get It" (2010-1-14)
→ $145 billion = Estimated Bank Compensation and Bonuses in 2009 (2010-1-15)
In the WhiteHouse.gov site, the President Obama released his speech on financial reforms. The UK and France governments are posing taxes on the huge bonuses that the CEO's get. The US counterparts really get big bonuses. They say, a Japanese CEO invited by his trade partner in the US was surprised to have been offered a horse.
The healthcare bill agreement, the Haiti aids, and bank fees. You would never know what would be going on. And the talk is tomorrow on Iran.
The good news is that the Japanese Foreign Minister Okada is saying that he will cooperate. We will know by tomorrow what it might imply, and it to China -- or vice versa. This may be a boost for the IAEA director Amano's efforts to denuclearization of Iran.
→ China to send lower-level envoy to talks on Iran (2010-1-14)
Another good news is that the White House endorsed the Google's stance on China. The "intellectual" development of East Asia will depend on it, for IT industry, social sciences, and so on.
→ White House supports Google's approach on China (2010-1-14)