Obama social media links hacked - POLITICO
Obama Calls for More Oversight of Social Media in Speech at Stanford - The New York Times
Obama Says Social Media Falsehoods Spur Skepticism on Politics - Bloomberg
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Disinformation is weakening democracy, Barack Obama said | Stanford News
On social media, can PM Narendra Modi displace his good friend, US President Barack Obama? - The Economic Times
Barack Obama: Democrats 'thumped' election deniers in key midterm races | CNN Politics
L'eredità di Barack Obama - il Presidente Social Media (Italian Edition) eBook : Caterina Cianfarini: Amazon.es: Tienda Kindle
10 SEO & Social Lessons from the Election
The Drum | 2008: Barack Obama Embraces The Power Of Social Media In Election
Former President Obama: Social media companies make editorial choices
Obama's Not-So-Big Data - Pacific Standard
Social media platforms 'designed' to weaken democracies, says Barack Obama - BusinessToday
Obama wins, but was social media the real winner? | Access
Obama's Speech on Social Media Signals Need for Two Critical Reforms
Obama in Chicago, warns of 'anger-based' journalism, social media profiting from conflict - Chicago Sun-Times
Obama makes his mark as first 'social media' president | The Seattle Times
Campaign Communications: A Look at Obama's Social Media Success
Barack Obama on social media to Prince Harry: People 'cocooned in information'
POTUS tweets headed to Obama social media archive - POLITICO
Celebrities Take to Social Media to Wish Barack Obama a Happy Birthday
Obama photo a social-media sensation | CNN Business
How the Presidential Candidates Use the Web and Social Media | Pew Research Center
Social media ballooned under Obama. Can he now help rein it in? - The Washington Post
