NASA #1 In Index Of Effectiveness Of Social Media And Web Use

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Nov. 23, 2010

Stephanie Schierholz 
Headquarters, Washington                                         
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Scott Galloway 
L2 Founder 
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Caroline Broder/Jill Sankey 
George Washington University School of Business, Washington 
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RELEASE: 10-311

NASA #1 IN INDEX OF EFFECTIVENESS OF SOCIAL MEDIA AND WEB USE

WASHINGTON -- By a wide margin, NASA placed first in a study released 
Tuesday that ranks 100 public sector organizations in the 
effectiveness of their websites, digital outreach, social media use 
and mobile sites. The L2 Digital IQ Index for the Public Sector was 
conducted by New York University Professor Scott Galloway, Doug 
Guthrie, dean of the George Washington University School of Business, 
and a team of experts from L2, a think tank for digital innovation. 

The study reports NASA "is in its own stratosphere" and the clear 
leader in digital use, noting the agency's innovation on nearly every 
platform. The 26 point spread between NASA and the next closest 
organization is the largest seen in any of L2's Digital IQ Index 
studies to date. Studies in the past year and a half have looked at 
more than 500 private and public sector organizations, including 
luxury, beauty, automobile, pharmaceutical and retail industries. 

"NASA's goal is to communicate the important work of thousands in our 
nation's space and aeronautics missions as broadly as possible, and 
we employ numerous tools to do that," said David Weaver, associate 
administrator for Communications at NASA Headquarters in Washington. 
"We're pleased to be recognized for our efforts and look forward to 
expanding our outreach." 

The report highlights NASA's use of Tweetup events, its recent 
partnerships with Gowalla and Foursquare, and the agency's social 
media aggregator site, the Buzzroom. 

"NASA has been an innovator and a true leader when it comes to using 
social media and other digital tools to communicate about its 
important work," said Doug Guthrie, dean of the George Washington 
University School of Business in Washington. 

To find all the ways you can connect and collaborate with NASA, visit: 











http://www.nasa.gov/connect 


To view the rankings and key findings, visit: 










http://www.L2thinktank.com/publicsectordigitaliq 

	
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