Digital Government
IT may alter air travel
Electronic technology is poised to change the nature of air travel in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
Digital Government
Agencies up online offerings
But study says rise in user fees widens digital divide
Digital Government
Tech may tighten air travel
Electronic technology is poised to change the nature of air travel in the aftermath of the terrorist attacks
Digital Government
Fed sites silent on attacks
Only FEMA used its Web site to quickly post information about government response to the World Trade Center, Pentagon attacks
Digital Government
Portals proliferate, services lag
E-gov survey shows agencies are putting information online, but are slow to offer transactions
Digital Government
IT proponent Horn won't seek re-election
The professor turned lawmaker who issued grades ? many of them marginal or failing ? to federal agencies on computer security, Year 2000 readiness and financial management announced he will retire from Congress.
Digital Government
FCC mulls Carnivore and wireless
Congress is pondering legislation that could rein in Carnivore
Digital Government
FBI keeping key logger secret
Bureau defies judge's order to reveal how its controversial ?key logger system? works
Digital Government
Address change goes electronic
Postal Service, CIO Council turning to Internet to ease change-of-address notification
Digital Government
Battle lines form over red-light cameras
In Howard County, Md., red-light cameras are credited with reducing collisions at intersections by as much as 44 percent.
Digital Government
Quicker network lies in wait for House
The computer network that serves the House of Representatives can get frustratingly slow during peak work hours
Digital Government
Drivers favor cameras
Despite concerns about privacy violations and lack of due process, polls show that Americans overwhelmingly support the use of red-light cameras.
Digital Government
E-signatures battle 'fear factor'
Culture of 'ink' slows adoption of digital John Hancocks at federal agencies
Digital Government
City's Internet innovation honored
State and local government initiatives are among the finalists for Harvard's Innovations in American Government Awards
Digital Government
FirstGov among award finalists
Harvard University's School of Government has announced finalists for its Innovations in American Government Awards
People
Site revamped to teach 508
GSA has overhauled its Section 508 Web site, making it more interactive and adding online training
Digital Government
Carnivore may enter wireless realm
The FCC is deciding whether the snooping technology will spread to wireless Internet communication
Digital Government
House speeding up network
Improvements to the computer network that serves the House of Representatives are coming soon
People
The e-tax man cometh
The filing of tax returns is one electronic transaction that many countries offer online
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