People
Web notices now the law in Alaska
All Alaskan state agencies are now required by law to post all public notices on the Internet.
Digital Government
KPMG releases white paper on cybercrime
A new report on e-commerce and cybercrime provides tips for governments to consider in order to prevent security breaches.
Digital Government
Pa. makes spreading computer viruses illegal
People who intentionally spread a computer virus face a seven-year prison sentence and a $15,000 fine in Pennsylvania now that Gov. Tom Ridge has signed a new bill into law. The bill also requires that restitution be paid for any damages caused.
Digital Government
Michigan to post lesson plans online
Under a new Michigan program, lesson plans from the state's best teachers will be posted online, providing practical support to help teachers meet state education guidelines.
People
Calif. seeks $10M for e-gov
California Gov. Gray Davis has proposed allocating an additional $10 million to the state's electronic government programs. In addition, Gray is calling for the creation of an e-government business advisory council to provide private-sector advice on state e-government efforts.
Digital Government
Hit the mall for free technology access
Manassas Mall has the usual suspects: the ubiquitous stores selling clothes, books, cards and sporting equipment -- and that sweet cinnamon bun smell that lures shoppers as much as the sale racks do.
People
Tech, gov leaders to debate e-gov privacy
State and local government and technology leaders will debate electronic government privacy issues, such as public-key infrastructure security, digital signatures and policy statements, in a new e-Government Web Privacy Coalition.
Digital Government
Mayors' survey: High technology drives city economies
High-technology industries are dominating the economic growth in cities throughout the nation, according to a new survey from the U.S. Conference of Mayors.
Digital Government
Wisconsin revamping tax system
The new system will be Web-enabled, allowing about 170,000 businesses to pay sales taxes online, transfer payments electronically and review their payment history
Digital Government
Maryland posts delinquent taxpayers online
By posting the information, the state believes people will be inclined to pay up simply to avoid embarrassment
Digital Government
Missouri e-bidding system finished
The site allows vendors to submit bids and attachments for selected solicitations online
Digital Government
As close as you want to get to jail
Tour takes Web surfers through Georgia corrections site in order to provide an 'unfiltered view' of prison
Digital Government
Pennsylvania boosts security to Justice Network
Network, managed by VeriSign, allows complete integration of public safety information
Digital Government
Washington to buy online
State is the first to join Buysense, an online marketplace
Digital Government
Ariz. city posts liquor license info online
Glendale wanted to end confusion by citizens about how liquor licenses were awarded, giving them more information on the process
People
Alliance defines e-gov ethics code
A provider of egovernment services has announced an alliance to establish a code of egovernment conduct.
Digital Government
Montgomery Co., Md., CIO leaving for PTI
Donald Evans will lead the organization's technology research and oversee its internal technology infrastructure
Digital Government
Flight and fancy at new NASA lab
Young people can plan a flight then take a trip around the country via computers
Digital Government
Sparse feedback has NASIRE rethinking survey
Only 27 states participated in a state CIO agency report on budgets
People
Company builds e-gov portal for Denver
A private company has partnered with The Denver Post to build a World Wide Web site to give Denver-area residents access to government services.
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