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People had say in county's site

Fairfax County, Va., took citizen input into account when redesigning its Web site

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NYC reaching out to uninsured

Site provides information about enrollment in public health insurance programs

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DLA makes CIO choice official

The Defense Logistics Agency names Mae De Vincentis its chief information officer

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Exec tapped for Defense CIO

John Stenbit was an executive vice president in TRW's Aerospace and Information Systems business

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CIO site caught with 'cookies'

The redesigned Web site for the CIO Council had to be pulled off-line today after Federal Computer Week notified officials the site was using persistent cookies, a violation of government privacy rules

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Site rounds up housing info

New York site offers searchable, uptodate data on housing for senior citizens

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Navy ramps up smart card distribution

The Navy Department is issuing more than 1,000 Common Access Cards a day

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Luring seniors with the Web

Chicago is equipping senior centers with computers, Internet access and training

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EDS upgrading NMCI's Dells

Vendor already planning to upgrade the desktop PCs on the Navy Marine Corps Intranet contract

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OPM releases new IT job family

The new GS-2200 job family covers administrative work in the IT group

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Hot line's mission expands

The National Communications System is evolving along with technology

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Intell stumbles in info sharing

Officials say the intelligence community must improve its ability to collaborate

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Distance learning growing

Illinois finds more people enrolling and more classes available than ever before

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N.J. teachers to mentor peers

Teachers will dedicate a year to teaching others how to bring technology into the classroom

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Tool tests sites' accessibility

Service tests sites for compliance with federal standards

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Creating a town center

A small Texas community hopes an online network can bring people together

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To save or delete?

The issue of whether e-mail messages are government records subject to freedom of information laws is just showing up on the radar screens of most jurisdictions

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He wants to be where the action is

According to Mayor John Moser of Stephenville, Texas, it would be only a slight exaggeration to say that the best way to find him is to look on the town's busiest street corner

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Public college among first to require laptops

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Army will stop short of outsourcing

Better management needed, but no NMCI in Army's future, Borland says