Digital Government
Industry group touts tech education
The AeA has put education at the top of the public policy priorities it is sending to the White House and Capitol Hill
People
Senate hearings span the globe
C-SPAN is starting a Webcast service of most Senate committee hearings
People
Postal network may hold profit
Finding commercial uses for USPS' communications network is part of the outgoing postmaster general's strategy
Digital Government
Postmaster general on way out
Postmaster General William Henderson plans to step down in May
People
Feds push to close accessibility loophole
The 'micropurchase exemption' to the new federal accessibility standards is likely to be phased out
Digital Government
USPS unveils certified e-mail
USPS began a new service Jan. 16 that makes it possible to transmit secure personal information to federal agencies
Digital Government
Postal Service forecast grim
Efforts to use technology to improve Postal Service productivity have yielded disappointing results thus far
People
Whither go the CIOs?
The door is revolving, but it is uncertain how many chief information officers will come out.
People
State needs to shore up security
The State Department needs to improve security, from installing intrusiondetection programs to clarifying agencywide security responsibilities
People
Web snapshots "prudent," Katzen says
OMB official says that some agencies have posted information that the Bush administration 'may or may not be comfortable with'
People
Webmasters flinch at "snapshots"
Federal Webmasters are reacting with dismay to NARA's instructions to take 'snapshots' of all agency public Web pages by Jan. 20
People
USPS launches certified e-mail
The U.S. Postal Service rolled out a new service, NetPost.Certified, which secures data sent to federal agencies
People
Archives asks for Web freeze frames
NARA is asking all federal agencies to take a 'snapshot' of their public Web sites as they exist on or before Inauguration Day
People
FirstGov fine-tunes offerings
Online transactions, expanded links, refined search engine enhance governmentwide Internet portal
Digital Government
Political news sites get users' vote
Web users flocked to political sites during the 2000 campaign season, but news sites, not candidate sites, attracted the most attention
Digital Government
Archives counts on microfilm
The high cost of keeping digital census records readable for the next seven decades is prompting the Archives to convert them to microfilm
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