It’s been hard to avoid Obama-mania this week – and for good reason. In the tech space, Obama has already made great strides with more exciting developments planned for the future. Here is a round-up of the key Obama-technology stories and articles from the last week:

Obama and the internet

• Campaign by the net, govern by the net – Jeff Jarvis (Guardian)
• Google’s inauguration searches show a changing Internet – Computerworld
• Obama to .gov agencies: More Internet openness – Cnet

Obama and the Blackberry

• Why President Obama needs to keep his BlackBerry – LA Times
• Barack Obama: America’s first BlackBerry president – Guardian
• Obama Gets His BlackBerry, but What About Facebook? – PC World

Obama brings the internet to a halt

• Barack Obama’s inauguration greeted by frenzy of internet activity – The Times
• The inauguration of Barack Obama by the numbers – Econsultancy
• Google searches down during Obama arrival – Tech Radar

Obama plans for technology

• Barack Obama and Cloud Computing – Cloudave
• Barack Obama’s technology presidency – Computer Weekly
• Bloggers give Obama marching orders for the IT industry – Computerworld

Obama’s new wesbite

• Whitehouse.gov Has A New Face, And a Blog – TechCrunch
• New White House website angers conservatives with dig at Bush – Telegraph
• White House increases SEO – Brafton