People
Government that goes with you
Now that citizens can file taxes and renew driver's licenses from the comfort of their home computers, it may seem as if e-government is almost within grasp.
People
E-mail newsletters popular among pols
The Democrats are spreading their news on the Web, through handheld computers and now via email
Digital Government
E-signatures battle 'fear factor'
Agencies seem hesitant to trust esignatures on financial contracts or important legal agreements
People
USPS preps more e-commerce
Electronic money orders, Pay@Delivery service are ready, but so is competitors' stamp of disapproval
Digital Government
Archives aims test at Nixon tape
The infamous 18.5-minute gap on 'the Nixon tapes' continues to taunt historians
People
H-1B visa demand high
Faltering tech firms are laying off thousands of workers, but the demand for visas for foreign tech workers has not slackened significantly
Digital Government
Portals funding includes home-buying site
With at least 10 federal agencies owning homes, the federal government is the nation's largest landlord
Digital Government
Study: Tech is no voting cure-all
A task force says improved election procedures are more important than new, high-tech voting machines
People
Portals put help under one roof
Virtual Home Center is among the portals OK'd by the CIO Council's egovernment committee
Digital Government
Cameras win public nod
Despite privacy and dueprocess concerns, a number of polls show Americans overwhelmingly support the use of redlight cameras
People
DOD widens assistive tech
Whether they work inside the Beltway, in Baltimore, Bahrain or Bangkok, federal employees with disabilities now can get the special computer hardware, software and other electronic technology
People
NIST scraps some paper forms
In eApproval, the agency is using electronic forms that can be approved with a digital signature
People
Paperless model
The Government Paperwork Elimination Act directs federal agencies to offer people the option of submitting information electronically as of Oct. 23, 2003
People
NIST scraps some paper
E-Approval project moves 220 forms to a Web-based system and digital signatures
Digital Government
FBI's key logger draws scrutiny
A federal judge ruled Aug. 7 that the FBI must explain how a monitoring device called a key logger system works
Digital Government
FBI's key logger under scrutiny
The FBI must explain to a judge how its keystroke monitoring system works
People
H-1B visa demand still high
Despite layoffs, INS says the demand for visas for foreign technology workers has not slackened significantly
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