The city of Portland is working to open its data and foster citizen driven innovation through two initiatives announced last..
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Publishing data to comply with the Obama administration’s Open Government Directive is posing challenges and opportunities on many fronts, panelists..
The Maryland and Budget Tax Policy Institute, in conjunction with the University of Baltimore, have unveiled an on-line Government version..
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn announced a new website last week, meant to shine “sunlight” on the state’s finances. Sunshine.Illinois.gov is..
Friday is the last day to contribute comments or ideas on OpenGov Tracker, a website tracking ideas for federal agencies..
According to two policy letters issued over the last week, California’s Office of the State Chief Information Officer (OCIO) has..
Laying the groundwork and internal controls for Recovery Act spending may go down in the history books as an overnight..
All Our Ideas, is a service that allows users to discover and prioritize ideas with a new take on the..
New York City’s BigApps competition hopes to follow similar open data contests in making life more enjoyable and government more..
Through a new mobile application launched this weekend, the City of San José now has thousands of eyes (and iPhones)..
O’Reilly Media’s first Government 2.0 Online conference was held Thursday, where five case studies were put on display to show..
Next week, Washington, D.C. will play host to Bob Fine and the Cool Blue Company as they return to the..
