Brandon Ives

Eight years ago, president-elect George W. Bush decided to stop using email, forgoing the public scrutiny of turning over every personal correspondence sent from his AOL account. This week, Barak Obama has decided to end his addition to the crackberry, I mean Blackberry. The thought of having to turn over every text message, email, and tweet seems a little excessive in today’s world. And for that matter, what young CEO does not use a Blackberry like device? Surely there needs to be a revision of this freedom of information act that allows access to some basic technology. By the way, if President Obama decides to carry a laptop into the Oval Office and leave it on his desk, he will be the first president to do so. At least, that’s the scuttlebutt I hear

Labels: Barak Obama, Blackberry