Digital Government
Postal Service rethinks Internet offerings
USPS has extended the deadline for companies to express interest in taking over two Web-based postal services
Digital Government
E-commerce costs USPS
Instead of making money, e-commerce initiatives have required subsidies from other Postal operations
Digital Government
Traffic tech gets caution signal
Denver judge rules that the city cannot delegate police powers or pay a company to issue traffic tickets
People
Electronic records baffle agencies
Most federal agencies create documents in electronic formats but print them to preserve them
People
Labor tightening data security
The agency wants to prevent unauthorized access to data that could endanger department employees
People
USPS aims to outsource e-services
The Postal Service seeks firms to run its secure electronic messaging and electronic postmarking services
People
Congress e-mail volume soars
Anthrax anxiety escalates electronic correspondence, prompts change in lawmakers' attitude
Digital Government
Bill seeks e-Congress study
Legislation asks for study of secure computer system to enable Congress to operate without coming to the Capitol
Digital Government
Encryption standard strengthened
The federal government has a new standard for encrypting electronic documents and messages
Digital Government
Information on demand
The National Cancer Institute operates an instant-messaging service in which trained cancer information specialists answer questions and help people
People
Dot-gov by design
Getting government Web sites to effectively provide information and transactions remains an elusive art
Digital Government
FirstGov to undergo overhaul
GSA is planning a major makeover for FirstGov, featuring information arranged in three 'customer channels'
Digital Government
It's not about the boss
Focusing on the boss is an approach government sites should avoid
Digital Government
Encryption standard strengthened
The government has approved the Advanced Encryption Standard for encrypting electronic documents
Digital Government
Courts shift to e-filings
Litigants in federal court lawsuits are now allowed to serve various legal documents via e-mail and fax
People
FBI fixes focus on technology
Overhaul calls for cybercrime division, chief technology officer and records management office
People
Congress mulls ID cards
As the nation arms, it is evident that some high-tech weapons are two-edged swords
People
Firm makes e-learning accessible
SkillSoft Corp. has made its business skills courses compatible with assistive technology
People
Congress hears national ID opinions
Gingrich: Something similar to a national ID card could be created using driver's licenses and linking databases
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