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Database of Social Media Policies (thanks to iLibrarian for the lead) See also: U.S. Government social media policies Previous OLR blog post on public servants and…

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I recently gathered information about where to find public video-conferencing sites around the state, for use by government and non-profit organizations. I’ve posted my list at the Washington…

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…find information about Financial Planners and personal money management? Try these: 1) My Money dot gov 2) Treasury Direct dot gov (a place to research government investment options) 3) The…

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…which received the equivalent of $5.6 billion in government money in 2007. When it comes to public media, the United States is decisively outspent by the governments of most other…

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