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THE PRESIDENT is scheduled to participate in a youth Town Hall live on Viacom’s BET, and MTV networks tomorrow, taking questions via Twitter.
A collaboration between Viacom channels BET, CMT and MTV, the commercial-free airing will place the president face to face with 250 young people in a serious conversation about pressing issues.
The participants chosen to meet with President Obama at BET Studios will cover a broad cross-section of the nation, including varying political, religious and racial backgrounds. To ensure everyone receives a fair chance to ask the president a question, the online audience can utilize "Twitter Tracker," a web-based tool that will be featured during the live event as the primary way for viewers at home to submit questions and track comments related to the town hall. Although the Twitter Tracker doesn’t go live until Wednesday, interested parties can submit their questions now via Twitter.
When submitting to the Tracker, users must be sure to include a hashtag with the word "ask" and a word describing the nature of their question. If the subject pertains to jobs, the hashtag would be #askjobs. For education, type #askeducation. Questions can also be submitted via mobile phone.
Be sure to tune in for a perspective-changing conversation on Thursday, October 14 at 4 p.m. ET/3 p.m. CT (tape-delayed 4 p.m. PT) on BET.com, Centric, MTV.com, CMT, mtvU and Tr3s.
The event, hosted by BET’s April Woodard, MTV’s Sway Calloway and CMT’s Katie Cook, will be live streamed on BET.com, CMT.com, MTV.com and Tr3s.com, and can be accessed on demand for 30 days after the event.
On Tuesday, the president participated in a “Moving America Forward” town hall meeting sponsored by the DNC at George Washington University.
THE PRESIDENT is scheduled to participate in a youth Town Hall live on Viacom’s BET, and MTV networks tomorrow, taking questions via Twitter.
A collaboration between Viacom channels BET, CMT and MTV, the commercial-free airing will place the president face to face with 250 young people in a serious conversation about pressing issues.
The participants chosen to meet with President Obama at BET Studios will cover a broad cross-section of the nation, including varying political, religious and racial backgrounds. To ensure everyone receives a fair chance to ask the president a question, the online audience can utilize "Twitter Tracker," a web-based tool that will be featured during the live event as the primary way for viewers at home to submit questions and track comments related to the town hall. Although the Twitter Tracker doesn’t go live until Wednesday, interested parties can submit their questions now via Twitter.
When submitting to the Tracker, users must be sure to include a hashtag with the word "ask" and a word describing the nature of their question. If the subject pertains to jobs, the hashtag would be #askjobs. For education, type #askeducation. Questions can also be submitted via mobile phone.
Be sure to tune in for a perspective-changing conversation on Thursday, October 14 at 4 p.m. ET/3 p.m. CT (tape-delayed 4 p.m. PT) on BET.com, Centric, MTV.com, CMT, mtvU and Tr3s.
The event, hosted by BET’s April Woodard, MTV’s Sway Calloway and CMT’s Katie Cook, will be live streamed on BET.com, CMT.com, MTV.com and Tr3s.com, and can be accessed on demand for 30 days after the event.
On Tuesday, the president participated in a “Moving America Forward” town hall meeting sponsored by the DNC at George Washington University.
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