Digital Government
Panel sets out on anti-porn mission
The Commission on Online Child Protection will advise Congress on legal issues regarding online material
Digital Government
FAA says airlines must share strains of soaring air travel
The Federal Aviation Administration forecasts sharp increases in commercial air travel over the next 12 years and calls on airlines to add capacity, ease congestion
Digital Government
Scanners to streamline package delivery
Postal Service scanning units, to be installed by 2003, will size up packages at bulk mail centers.
Digital Government
$3M saves Customs pilot
Treasury found funding to keep a Customs Service modernization pilot up and running
Digital Government
Census: Day 1 and counting
On the first official day of Census 2000, Internet and paper forms trickled in to Census centers
Digital Government
Virginia ground zero in vendor war
The state could be the first state to adopt UCITA, a law that would deregulate product licensing
Digital Government
Letters to the Editor
I am bothered by the GAO report (Waste not, want not, FCW, Feb. 21). I've been bothered over recent years regarding same kind of reports. This is apparently the worst. Where is the media? Where is the rage? No wonder we can't cut taxes.
Digital Government
More states join MissingMoney.com
Service allows people to search for unclaimed money in savings accounts, stocks and pay checks
Digital Government
House: E-Benefits Must Be Standardized
The U.S. House of Representatives recently passed a bill requiring states' electronic benefits transfer systems to conform to a national standard.
Digital Government
The New Line on DMV Services
Virginia Breaks New Ground With Online Renewal of Driver's Licenses
Digital Government
One less day to worry about
The nation's computers took a flying leap Feb. 29 over doubts that the pesky Year 2000 bug had one last bit of bite. It was possible, computer experts feared, that systems would have trouble handling the extra day tacked onto February for the leap year.
Digital Government
Census addresses glitch
The most electronic of all census counts is upon us, and the Census Bureau already has faced a numbers crisis: 125 million envelopes were misaddressed by a contractor.
Digital Government
Clinton Budget Puts IT to Work in Local Communities
President Clinton's proposed budget for fiscal 2001 earmarks $175 million for technology to help state and local governments improve the quality of life in their communities.
Digital Government
IVillage.com tries e-registration
Women's Internet portal joins with an online election company to allow visitors to their World Wide Web site to register to vote online
Digital Government
Getting Out of the Way
It takes more than just a digital network to jump-start a competitive marketplace, a fact that Minnesota knows all too well.
Digital Government
E-gov tops feds' lists
The Federal CIO Council plans to immediately tackle a detailed list of digital government initiatives, many of which are intergovernmental.
Digital Government
Nautical charts on demand
Even the least experienced sailor knows that having an accurate, current map of the waterways is essential for safe travel.
Digital Government
Small-Town Mettle
Traditional telecommunications companies are generally remiss to bring high-powered networking lines to small towns.
Digital Government
Kansas State trying Internet election
Students will be voting online from computers anywhere to elect their student body leaders
Digital Government