Digital Government
Dems propose creating e-Congress
Members could hold hearings, debate and conduct votes online, the Democratic Leadership Council says
Digital Government
Recognizing facial ID possibilities
Are cameras and identification software simply creating a high-tech version of small-town society?
People
Web usability obstacles abound
Web pages can comply with Section 508 and still suffer from usability problems, a new report says
Digital Government
Bill aims at data-sharing gap
FBI would have to share information in criminal records databases with the State Department and INS
Digital Government
Tech Talent Bill introduced
Bill is aimed at increasing the number of citizens with degrees in science, math, engineering and technology
Digital Government
Mail-tracking tech touted
Greater use of bar codes was among a task force's high-tech suggestions to improve postal performance
People
Smart card program gets rolling
The Air Force has ordered three trailers to move from base to base issuing Common Access Cards
Digital Government
E-gov bill stalls in Senate
E-government legislation designed to bring greater coordination to the way agencies use IT is unlikely to pass the Senate this year
Digital Government
E-gov legislation stalls
National tragedy, Bush administration opposition stymie E-Government Act of 2001
Digital Government
Congress slows surveillance changes
Action is postponed on rules governing wiretaps, e-mail intercepts and other police powers
Digital Government
Security trumps privacy in new order
Federal agents continue to comb e-mail logs in their search for evidence in the Sept. 11 terrorist strikes
Digital Government
Banned by the bench
The Judicial Conference of the United States has adopted a ?model appropriate use policy? that imposes a strict prohibition on most personal uses of office computers
Digital Government
Mixed verdict for court records
Decision clears way for electronic access to civil cases, but not criminal
Digital Government
Civil liberty warnings raised
Surveillance technology may do more damage to civil liberties than to terrorists, civil libertarians say
People
Court workers curbed on net use
Policy ends federal court employees' personal use of a nationwide data network
Digital Government
Mixed verdict for courts records
Decision clears way for electronic access to civil cases, not criminal
Digital Government
Victims site a 'work in progress'
Justice launches site to provide information and assistance for victims of the Sept. 11 attacks
Digital Government
Web site eases moving chores
The U.S. Postal Service is ready to use the Internet to make it easier for postal customers to change their addresses
Digital Government
Senate OKs easier use of Carnivore
In the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, the Senate passed legislation Sept. 13 to ease restrictions on the surveillance of e-mail traffic and other electronic communications
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