My OSTP Blog Comments on Changing the PRA
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In 1998, Congress amended the Rehabilitation Act to require Federal agencies to make their electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities. Now known affectionately as...
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The new Administration has put significant effort into the Transparency and Open Government effort. There have certainly been examples of progress towards an open government, such as HUD’s Recovery...
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A whole cadre of folks inside and outside government are awash with figuring out how to address the government transparency question brought on by the President’s Transparency and Open Government memo....
View ArticleMy OSTP Blog Comments on Changing the PRA
I have just now started contributing to Phase II of the Open Government Directive. CrisisCamp pretty much took up all of my spare time, but I'm going to try making up for it in the next few days....
View ArticleGov2.0 Privacy Issues for PrivacyCampDC
EDIT: This has also been Reposted on the PrivacyCampDC Blog In looking toward participating in PrivacyCampDC this Saturday, there are a number of privacy issues I'm concerned about regarding the...
View Article508 Compliance: Stop Enforcing, Start Innovating
In 1998, Congress amended the Rehabilitation Act to require Federal agencies to make their electronic and information technology accessible to people with disabilities. Now known affectionately as...
View ArticleCommunication Evolution: Letters to 140 Characters
Then: Once upon a time when it took up to three weeks to delivery a communication, people would write long, multi-page letters to one another. These letters provided a series of intertwined thoughts...
View ArticlePutting Citizens on Par with Lobbyists
The Transparency and Open Government memo states that "Executive departments and agencies should offer Americans increased opportunities to participate in policy making and to provide their Government...
View ArticleOffice of Government Engagement Needed?
The new Administration has put significant effort into the Transparency and Open Government effort. There have certainly been examples of progress towards an open government, such as HUD's Recovery...
View ArticleOpen Source Government Transparency Projects
A whole cadre of folks inside and outside government are awash with figuring out how to address the government transparency question brought on by the President's Transparency and Open Government memo....
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