CIA now on Twitter, follow them or be followed....
Posted by: Jon Ben-Mayor on 06/07/2014 04:59 AM
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The CIA fluttered into the Twitterland with a very "spooky" first tweet.
“By expanding to these platforms, CIA will be able to more directly engage with the public and provide information on CIA’s mission, history, and other developments,” said CIA Director John Brennan. “We have important insights to share, and we want to make sure that unclassified information about the Agency is more accessible to the American public that we serve, consistent with our national security mission.”
In addition to posting the latest news, statements, and career information from CIA, the Agency’s social media updates will also feature artifacts and other information from the CIA’s Museum – the best museum most people never get to see. CIA will also post updates and information from the Agency’s “World Factbook,” a unique public resource and educational tool, as well as unclassified intelligence histories and other information.
In true government fashion, the CIA grabbed the previously owned @CIA handle by way of "an impersonation complaint with Twitter and they secured the @CIA account for us, which is routine for government agencies,” this according to a department spokesperson.
The impersonation complaint filed with Twitter may or may not look like this:
“By expanding to these platforms, CIA will be able to more directly engage with the public and provide information on CIA’s mission, history, and other developments,” said CIA Director John Brennan. “We have important insights to share, and we want to make sure that unclassified information about the Agency is more accessible to the American public that we serve, consistent with our national security mission.”
In addition to posting the latest news, statements, and career information from CIA, the Agency’s social media updates will also feature artifacts and other information from the CIA’s Museum – the best museum most people never get to see. CIA will also post updates and information from the Agency’s “World Factbook,” a unique public resource and educational tool, as well as unclassified intelligence histories and other information.
In true government fashion, the CIA grabbed the previously owned @CIA handle by way of "an impersonation complaint with Twitter and they secured the @CIA account for us, which is routine for government agencies,” this according to a department spokesperson.
The impersonation complaint filed with Twitter may or may not look like this:
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