Just about two weeks after joining Google+ The White House is hosting it’s first Hangout. Today at 5:30 p.m. EST President Obama will be on a Hangout on Google’s social network. The Hangout will last 45 minutes and the President will be answering questions submitted on YouTube over the past few weeks. Not to worry, more »

The White House has gotten pretty busy on social media recently, joining Tumblr and Instagram in the past few months, and now it has joined Google+. The White House’s Google+ page will carry the same sort of information you’d find on it’s other social network profiles: news from the blog, photos, and video of the more »

AT&T is facing stiff competition in the form of the United States Department of Justice as it tries to get its proposed buyout of T-Mobile USA approved. AT&T, Deutsche Telekom and the Department of Justice are scheduled to meet and discuss the merger on September 21. However, 15 Democrats from the House of Representatives are asking President Obama to step in approve the merger quickly.

While we were longing for the weekend to arrive, President Obama was making his rounds in Europe. Since the president was out of the country, he could not physically sign his name on the document that would renew the Patriot Act before it expired. To solve this little problem, the president authorized the use of the autopen, a device that signed the president’s name for him.

Today, YouTube will be live streaming President Obama’s news conference tonight. It’s been 100 days with President Obama in office, so now it’s time to do a little assessment. The White House YouTube channel will be streaming the video live at 8PM tonight (Eastern time).

YouTube’s first ever live stream was on November 22, 2008 on their YouTube.com/Live site. Who knows how long it will be before they offer live streaming for everyone? Oh, if you don’t want to watch it on YouTube, Hulu is also covering the live stream as is becoming customary.