class=”c1″ That the President of the U.S. was innovative in several fields, he had already shown in the past. His ideas and goals made it clear during his election campaigns had made it clear from the outset that, in one way or another, the new occupant of the Oval Office would be “different” from its predecessors.
class=”c1″ Today, in his second term as President of the United States of America, Barack Obama , having surprised everyone with his landing on social networks, Twitter in particular, publishes a book “confessions” on Kindle Single (Amazon platform in which individual articles are published mold journalism or non-fiction, shorter than a novel or similar, but more extensive and detailed items from a magazine).
class=”c1″ Interviewer of exception David Blum , former envoy of the ‘Wall Street Journal’ , and current head of the publishing company of Jeff Bezos.
class=”c1″ At first the focus of the interview seems to be economy and its current state , but does not take much to realize that even many aspects of the private life of the president , or some very personal judgments about the most diverse contexts, are cleverly placed in the foreground: references to ‘education desired for his two daughters – speaking of which Obama emphasizes the invasiveness of television in the cultural development of today – our commitment to the relocation of the American middle class in the economy of the country, but also his opinion on the crisis that affects , every day, the field of journalism , also from a technological point of view, in which step is not all newspapers fail to keep up . The reference to U.S. economic stagnation, but also a more global level, it is clear, an d in this regard the President says: “Nothing will come back as before, we need to change to move forward.”
class=”c1″ ebook , consisting of a sort of informal interview, has not however failed to elicit responses conflicting . Mainly as a result of a speech by Obama last week by the establishment Amazon Chattanooga (Tennessee): in particular, the ‘ ABA (American Booksellers Association) considered “inconvenient” that the President was so ” intimate “with a company that has established a sort of state monopoly, which has devastated the independent bookstores and the publishing market in itself and that is incensed for having created a model of creating jobs – always with that of ‘ABA – “sadly misleading.”
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