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High-speed Internet plan will expand e-gov
The Federal Communications Commission is planning to kill two birds with one stone as it works to expand high-speed Internet access. But FCC officials say the stimulus plan dedicated to providing... Read more...
Government gets good grades for websites
The public is giving the federal government a round of applause for its websites, according to the University of Michigan's American Customer Satisfaction Index for e-government. Overall e-government... Read more...
Congress adds millions for e-gov
In a remarkable shift in gears, Congress has finally opened the floodgates to fund the e-government fund for 2010. The House version includes $33 million and the Senate version includes $35 million,... Read more...
Government seeks rules for federal social networking
The federal government is not jumping into the world of social networking without any forethought or plan. Although many federal agencies and workers are clamoring for more access to social networks,... Read more...
Is the E-Gov Act dead?
The E-Government Act of 2002 is one of the few laws that brought transparency to the government and helped connect citizens to the federal government information they needed. However, the law expired... Read more...
