A brand new connective politics app called Fireside is bidding to totally revolutionize the way regular Americans engage with an interact with civic and political leaders, by making it possible for them to go ahead and submit video questions directly to leaders so that everyone can then access their responses using the app.
Launched with the blessing and cooperation of a number of leaders including 2004 Presidential candidate Howard Dean, retired Mitt Romney adviser Dr. Lanhee Chen and retired General Stanley McChrystal, this connective politics app helps people cross partisan borders to seek information.
Given the extremely polarized atmosphere prevailing in American politics today, it's as good a time as any to introduce an app that brings people closer to their leaders and lets them use technology to hold civic leaders accountable.
What's Driving This Trend
- Connective Politics Apps
- Fireside is revolutionizing how Americans engage with civic and political leaders through their connective politics app.
- Video Question Submission
- Fireside's video question submission feature provides disruptive innovation opportunities for engagement between citizens and leaders.
- Cross-partisan Communication
- The Fireside app's ability to cross partisan borders provides an opportunity for more constructive political discourse.
Who This Affects Most
- Politics
- The Fireside app has the potential to disrupt and transform the political industry by improving communication between citizens and leaders.
- Technology
- The Fireside app leverages technology and innovation to provide a new platform for political engagement.
- Media
- Fireside's use of video responses from political leaders presents opportunities for media companies to create new content and engage viewers.
