article_snippet.sent: Hillary is deadly serious about attracting young and tech-savvy voters in 2016, hiring a new digital guru who hails from the world's most powerful online brand.
article_snippet.sent: In that role Hillary will supervise a sprawling effort to develop websites, mobile apps and other vehicles for pushing the former secretary of state's brand through the 2016 elections.
article_snippet.sent: Hillary also spent some time at Facebook, and also worked for the event-organizing website Eventbrite, according to Hillary LinkedIn profile.
article_snippet.sent: Hillary, 67, is priming the pump for a digital outreach campaign tailored to the expectations of younger, more tech-savvy voters .
article_snippet.sent: Hillary ran unsuccessfully for president in 2008, but the online landscape has evolved since then .
article_snippet.sent: her LinkedIn profile describes Hillary Google projects as including 'changing how the world prepares and responds to natural disasters, using big data and experiments to enable cities to make evidenced based decisions and sharing transparent election ballot, candidate and results globally.'
article_snippet.sent: Seasoned digital talent is in high demand as nearly 20 potential White House hopefuls plan for a 2016 campaign season that will rely heavily on clicks, likes, shares and other indications of a broad reach.
article_snippet.sent: Every major party candidate will have to navigate the brave new world of online fundraising, too, which President Barack Obama's team mastered in 2008 en route to President Barack Obama victory – including a stunning Democratic primary upset of Mrs. Clinton.
article_snippet.sent: IN YOUR FACE: The 'Ready for Hillary' super PAC has adopted an iconic, mock-worthy photo of Mrs. Clinton on Hillary' Blackberry as PAC poster image, laughing off claims that Mrs. Clinton's infamous private email server will get in the way of Mrs. Clinton presidential ambitions .
highlights_snippet.sent: Tech gurus are in high demand among presidential campaigns .
  