Here is a useful resource for finding out what states are providing in the form of syndicated information. The web log is called naturally enough, "RSS in Government".
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July 2007
Reflections
Big ideas
Permanent posts
- IT, Beauty and Grace
- "Directionally less hierarchical"
- c:\copy *.* a:
- People have something to say
- New Missouri CIO: show me the infrastructure
- Municipal broadband could be the heavyweight fight of telecom reform
- Wicked problems determine IT agency future
- Can you hear me now?
- The wisdom of civil servants
- Wrapping the network around a new idea
People I Read
- Rep. Aaron Pena: A Capitol Blog
- Seth Godin
- Nicholas Carr: Rough Type
- Nick Mudge: Technology and Government
- Susan Miller: Culture and Context
- Jay Rosen: PressThink
- Steve Rubel: Micro Persuasion
- Om Malik: Broadband Blog
- Ross Mayfield: Socialtext
- Clay Shirky
- Phil Windley: Technometria
- David Fletcher: Government and Technology Weblog
Places I Go
- Center for Digital Government
- Council of State Governments
- Governing: Technology news
- Government Technology
- NASCIO - Homepage
- NASTD - Technology Professionals Serving State Government
- National Center for Digital Government Research and Practice at the John F. Kennedy School of Government
- National Governors Association
- Stateline
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