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I heard 3 people last week (and countless others before last week) on radio news and podcasts make erroneous statements about what Metro does. This is nothing new….

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cook, maybe)? Library Link of the Day today (check their Archives if it is no longer “today,” i.e. 11/28/07) alerted us about this story about the Uniform Digital Library….

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…competitor’s tricks and offering digital means to access books, music, and movies – free of charge. The embodiment of this effort parked outside Boston’s City Hall last week. Inside the…

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…report is a look into the future of privacy in light of the technological change, ever-growing monetization of digital encounters, and shifting relationship of citizens and their governments that is…

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…Archives or the Legislature, depending on how far back you are researching. Submitting and Accessing Digital Committee Materials Frequently Asked Questions Remember: Most people have never compiled a legislative history….

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…to have made any effort to learn.) They also don’t understand that preserving to the people the right to official, authenticated publication of government documents is a battle that law…

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There are many new federal government websites (and some that appear to be official government websites but are not, though they can be very useful too –…

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