Digital Government
Pennsylvania gives $1.3 M for IT projects
Selected projects help individuals, businesses and schools get connected
People
Small, simple computers for cops on the go
'PocketCop' designed to withstand the wear and tear of street beats
People
Government Web sites honored for e-citizen services
MIT, Andersen Consulting highlight sites that transform how government works
Digital Government
HP, NetSchools join in laptop deal
Companies will work together to make durable laptops a tool for students and teachers across the country
People
Delaware OKs digital signatures bill
State officials hope the new law will promote electronic commerce in the state, which has a high number of Fortune 500 firms
Digital Government
Microsoft gives $1.3 million in software licenses to schools
Software will allow teachers to conduct more advanced IT classes
Digital Government
Committee calls Web shots in Hawaii
The state's new portal oversight committee will review new electronic government applications and other issues that concern Web presence
Digital Government
Va. advisers to promote development
A new commission was created to foster growth of technology business by highlighting the state's research potential
People
Awareness key for cybercrime prevention
Officials say it's critical to get parents to supervise their children online and report anything illegal
Digital Government
Technology Authority to guide Georgia IT
The authority, which came together July 1 and will have its first board meeting next week, will provide 'more centralized access to information technology.'
Digital Government
E-gov a bridge across agencies
The next step in electronic government is to integrate services across agency lines, governors and industry professionals agreed at the National Governors' Association conference
Digital Government
Hawaii hopes Web system eases teachers' workload
New system aims to help schools retain special education teachers by relieving their administrative burden
Digital Government
N.C. awards grants for IT curriculum
Thirty-six of the states poorest schools will get $13,000 to for technology education
Modernization
N.H. seeking telecom providers for state
The department will hire a marketing specialist to focus on industry initiatives and create a Telecommunications Answer Center on the Internet
People
Mo. launches 'Most Wanted' fugitive site
A new Missouri Web site presents photos and abstracts of most-wanted fugitives
Digital Government
Study zeroes in on public/private partners
The University of Albany's Center for Technology in Government is planning a worldwide study of how organizations can collaborate on electronic government
People
Illinois Web site aims to help families
The site provides information on how to deal with things such as nutrition, finding a doctor, child-proofing your home and building self-esteem
Digital Government
Biz leaders jump on 'technotrain'
Business owners are being trained on computers and the Internet by using a recreation vehicle equipped with 11 computer stations
People
'My N.C.' on the way for citizens
In a cutting-edge move that could signal the next generation of state World Wide Web portals, North Carolina has signed a contract to build a portal that will merge the features of Yahoo with state information, allowing users to customize the site.
Digital Government
Conn. public TV gets $2M to go digital
Connecticut Gov. John Rowland approved $2 million to upgrade Connecticut Public Television to digital television, offering better sound and picture quality as well as interactivity and other advanced options.
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