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Census and Handhelds Back in the News

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Improving Government Through Breathalyzers

Assuming that the soon-to-be Obama administration is serious about <a href="http://change.gov/page/content/americanmoment">entertaining new ideas</a> for creating an open approach to government, I thought a review of some ideas for improving government that other countries are contemplating might be worth considering here as well. </p><p> In the United Kingdom, for instance, the Tory Party is going <a href="http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/science/article5168006.ece">to make</a> their MPs receive compulsory lessons in scientific literacy in order to strengthen evidence-based policy making. The Conservative Party is concerned about the lack of scientific expertise and understanding in both the House of Commons and in Whitehall.

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GSA Wanted to Know

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More Study Needed for E-Health System

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Private or Public? Does It Matter?

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Broadband First, Then Health and Education

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From Wall Street to Fed Street

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Simple: Replace Feds With Tech

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CTO : Value Vs. Efficiency

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Make Government Cool, Give Obama His 'Berry

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Appointees: Sharpen Your IT Know-How

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Issues with Obama's YouTube Addresses

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Getting a Read on a Possible Sec. Brown

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First, Figure Out the Online App, Then ...

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A Serious Gamer for the Obama Team

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Feds May Want Vendors to Vouch

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CACI Hires Former FBI CIO

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What If We're All the CTO?

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What should the CTO do?

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Former Feds Mentioned as Possible Federal CTO

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