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More power to the CIO
A task force has told Gov. Ruth Ann Minner that Delaware's chief information officer position needs more authority
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New York City refurbishes online port of entry
Expanded portal designed to make navigation a snap
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Microsoft, GovPartner form team
Microsoft and GovPartner have teamed to develop and offer e-government and other technology applications
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Acrobat software available for Palm computers
Latest release brings popular document software to handheld devices
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Minding your online business
Expanded services make Web-hosting firms key e-gov partners for agencies
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Agencies wrangle with E-FOIA requests
Thanks in part to the Electronic Freedom of Information Act, the American public wants ever greater access to government information
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Pennsylvania schools add AOL software
Pennsylvania has become the fourth state to partner with America Online to provide students with AOL's educational software
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EzGov solidifies e-gov alliances
EzGov to work with PricewaterhouseCoopers to offer business and technology solutions for e-gov
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Intercepts
Sophos, a British anti-virus firm, reported in mid-May that it had discovered a variant of the 'love bug' worm aimed at the National Security Agency's Echelon project
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VA improves access to medical records
A new program will keep the latest medical records in a central location
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FirstGov faces 1st birthday short on funds
A year after the government began work on a portal to open a citizen-centric door to 30 million Web pages, FirstGov’s idealistic team finds itself scraping up money to prop that door open.
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Printing office embraces Web
U.S.-China Security Review Commission Web site the latest in GPO's online ventures
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