Armenia Needs Serzh Sargsyan Twitter Account
Twitter saw 300% growth in sign-ups the next day and have seen steady growth in activity and high-profile Russian use one day after Russian President Dmitry Medvedev started an account at Twitter HQ.
I've been on Twitter for more than two years now, and much as I love this social network, it doesn't seem to be growing very much in Armenia.
There is hope, however - and I think I've found the solution: Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan should start a Twitter account. There, I said it.
Now, we know, that Sargsyan already has a Livejournal blog, even though its quite dead. Still, it means our President understands the need for being represented online, so why not suggest him to join Medvedev and launch a twitter account? This might actually work and just imagine all the ministerial subscriptions which will follow, headed by Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan.
PS: And opposition should follow suit too. Would be great to have First President Levon Ter-Petrossian on Twitter, and Robert Kocharian too. They could even continue their constant fights - but limiting themselves to 140 characters, instead of boring us with 10 page stories ending with moral tales about Yeghiazar Ayntapetsis and African Safaris.
I've been on Twitter for more than two years now, and much as I love this social network, it doesn't seem to be growing very much in Armenia.
There is hope, however - and I think I've found the solution: Armenian President Serzh Sargsyan should start a Twitter account. There, I said it.
Now, we know, that Sargsyan already has a Livejournal blog, even though its quite dead. Still, it means our President understands the need for being represented online, so why not suggest him to join Medvedev and launch a twitter account? This might actually work and just imagine all the ministerial subscriptions which will follow, headed by Prime Minister Tigran Sargsyan.
PS: And opposition should follow suit too. Would be great to have First President Levon Ter-Petrossian on Twitter, and Robert Kocharian too. They could even continue their constant fights - but limiting themselves to 140 characters, instead of boring us with 10 page stories ending with moral tales about Yeghiazar Ayntapetsis and African Safaris.
Labels: Armenia, Blogging, Politics, Social Media, Twitter
3 Comments:
I think writing about KremlinRussia, and keeping silence about http://twitter.com/#!/KermlinRussia Persident of Ruissa is a bit wrong (:
Btw, here is the interview with Forbes: http://www.forbes.ru/57924-intervyu-kermlinrussia
And besides KermlinRussia got ROTOR award this year, as the best russian microblog (o;
wow! superinteresting, especially the itnerview part :))
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