Bush Viral Games Increase in the run up to President-elect Obama's January Inauguration

PRLog (Press Release) - Jan 08, 2009 -
Many viral submission websites are experiencing a marked upturn in new viral ads with the imminent departure of outgoing President George W Bush from the White House. Sites like www.bish-bash-bush.com play on the January event with President-elect Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton helping George W out of the White House, but what with Bush's narrow escape from the 'Shoe-gate' incident in Iraq last month a stream of releases are finding their way onto social media and community websites in a last hurrah.

Barack Obama is sworn in to office in January and there will no doubt be  a new swathe of viral advertising created around his persona, but what with George W Bush's many bloopers and the Iraq war the Internet might just be a quieter place without him and for many satirists and comedians someone they'll come to miss.

President Bush has been the most posted, blogged, mimicked and talked person about on the Internet in the past 8 years of office. Thousands of sites worldwide have covered his highs and lows and indeed between his two terms there have been many venerable news moments.

Barack Obama led the Internet's largest online advertising and pr offensive to-date and it will be interesting to see how his administration uses this media and what rules if any they put on it in the future.

The massive increase of social media websites like Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Digg, Stumbleupon and Twitter have enabled viral opportunities to grow faster and faster. Where once the only word of mouth solution online was email, the change in the tools of the internet has enabled the public to become publishers with little or no experience and skill and broadcast their work and thoughts to the populous of the world and even beyond.