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Illinois throws line to small hospitals
Illinois is giving its smallest hospitals a boost that will provide the institutions with high-speed Internet access now -- and the infrastructure to eventually practice telemedicine.
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Out of bounds
The push for a unified e-government takes people beyond their political territories
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City continues Internet freebie
LaGrange, Ga., which made headlines last year by offering its residents free Internet access via cable television, is extending the pilot program so even more people can take advantage of it.
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Drivers favor cameras
Despite concerns about privacy violations and lack of due process, polls show that Americans overwhelmingly support the use of red-light cameras.
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Network to link quake researchers
In an effort to reduce earthquake devastation, NSF awarded $10 million to develop a national network for earthquake engineering research
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Big deal, new strategy
Connecticut leaves nothing to chance with its core system award
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PKI: A necessary evil
Under pressure to secure online transactions, three states find different ways to make public-key infrastructure manageable
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Tallahassee ingenuity
A neighborhood house will become a home for a technology center
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Problem drivers on a short leash
People who try to drive on a suspended license will have a much harder time evading the police if they are sentenced to wear a new wireless device on their wrists.
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Florida site tracks world criminals
A Web site developed for the Seminole County, Fla., sheriff's department has attracted the attention of law enforcement around the world as a way of tracking criminals who cross state and international borders in search of loot.
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Quicker network lies in wait for House
The computer network that serves the House of Representatives can get frustratingly slow during peak work hours
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The facts on eFACTS
EFACTS is the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's online database.
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Battle lines form over red-light cameras
In Howard County, Md., red-light cameras are credited with reducing collisions at intersections by as much as 44 percent.
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NAPA eyes HR reform
A National Academy of Public Administration panel believes that the federal government needs a new human resources system
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City borrows newspaper tool
The California city of San Carlos is one of the first jurisdictions to use software originally developed for newspapers and other publishing enterprises to boost the manageability of Web site content.
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