Obama's Top 5 Social Media Sites -

Obama is no doubt historic in many ways. In regards to social media, he is the first President to truly embrace the tools that build and contribute to online communities. Social media has been an integral part of spreading his campaign message, drawing an unprecedented level of attention and money, and will continue to play a vital role in his time as president.

Here are the top 5 social media tools Barack Obama uses to broadcast his message, while showing history what it means to be a social media president.

Here are the top 5 tools in his arsenal.

1) - YouTube.com - Hands down the number one social media factor in determining Obama's success. Whether sponsoring presidential debates with CNN, replaying the most exciting arguments from news talk shows,re-broadcasting expensive TV ads for free, or hosting video blogs of supporters, Youtube played the biggest role in delivering Obama's message. It will continue to play a big role as Obama gives the nation his weekly presidential address on his youtube channel.

2) - Facebook.com - With 3,949,249 supporters and groups like Students for Barack Obama, which reached 3.2 million people, facebook is the number one online friend site helping Barack spread his message.

3) - Digg.com - As the number one social book marking news site, Digg brought more views to Obama supported news than any other Social news site. Having it's own political section and getting 20 million unique visitors a month while being promoted by the large tv networks didn't hurt, giving them the number 3 slot on this list.

4) - Myspace.com - With 1,106,814 friends, Barack expanded his reach to his supporters,who in turn re posted news through myspace bulletins. Using this method, his campaign reached millions more people utilizing the trust between myspace members to expand his message.

5) Propeller.com - Like Digg, this Aol owned social media news site was integral in getting Obama elected. However,unlike Digg, it's bias was a little less liberal and it's users chose many more stories equal in footing, or in favor of John McCain during the campaign.

runner up: Twitter!

6)Twitter.com - With 168,210 following, 144,000 twitter users never had any question about what Obama was doing. Now he has taken over the @thewhitehouse account, the Twitter account previously maintained by the Bush Administration.