FinacialStability.Gov Needs A Whole Lot Of Work

Posted by Timothy Sykes on Tue 10th of Feb, 2009 11:31:15 AM

As just announced by the new treasury secretary Timothy Geithner, Financial Stability.gov is gonna be the site where the government will outline their ‘financial stability plan.

Right now there isn’t much there and by the looks of the design, they coulda woulda shoulda used someone like Pallian to design it to maximize monetization and then maybe the government wouldn’t have to charge taxpayers, their Google Adsense and private ad dollars would help save us all!

For now, this is what it says:

On Tuesday, February 10th, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will outline a comprehensive plan to restore stability to our financial system. In the address, Secretary Geithner will discuss the Obama Administration’s strategy to strengthen our economy by getting credit flowing again to families and businesses, while imposing new measures and conditions to strengthen accountability, oversight and transparency in how taxpayer dollars are spent. And Secretary Geithner will explain how the financial stability plan will be critical in supporting an effective and lasting economic recovery.

And then “the site is coming soon”…blehhhhhh…the videos aren’t even on Youtube or Vimeo–maybe get a little TubeMogul action in there–c’mon government, at least hire a social networking consultant so you can reach the smartest/most innovative people in the world rather than just those in the midwest who got Bush elected…remember, the internet and social networking helped Obama bigtime, how quickly they forget.

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