Anuj Velankar The political Hangouts tend to be more for 'showmanship' and for supporters, so I'm not surprised that tough questions weren't asked. Even if those questions are addressed, they tend to be safe, generic answers.
Even though I don't favor certain politicians, I still like to see them make use of G+ Hangouts, both for the discussion and for the attention they bring to G+.
the hangout with Shubha Mudgal was cool and the with Narendra Modi seems to have raised G+ profile in India a lot.
ReplyDeletePooja Srinivas I watched almost all of them except for 1 or 2 :)
ReplyDeleteAnuj Velankar According to Google India, Chief Minister Modi's Hangout attracted 82,000 live viewers across 116 countries!
Johnathan Chung - I do agree that the modihangout did radically boost Gplus's visibility in India, I had my reservations as per my post : https://plus.google.com/111096981367846547533/posts/XZYgKdu2mZn
ReplyDeleteBut can't take away the fact that hangouts are a great medium and hopefully we'll have lots of great stuff in the future.
Anuj Velankar The political Hangouts tend to be more for 'showmanship' and for supporters, so I'm not surprised that tough questions weren't asked. Even if those questions are addressed, they tend to be safe, generic answers.
ReplyDeleteEven though I don't favor certain politicians, I still like to see them make use of G+ Hangouts, both for the discussion and for the attention they bring to G+.