Category Archives: government
Why the EPA Wants You to Design America’s Next Top Environmental App
The Global Innovation Series is supported by BMW i, a new concept dedicated to providing mobility solutions for the urban environment. It delive… Continue reading
NYC’s Website Reinvented by the City’s First Hackathon
About 75 developers from across the United States (and at least one from Canada) accepted New York City Chief Digital Officer Rachel Sterne̵… Continue reading
10 Reasons Why City Governments Should Embrace Hackathons
Today is the last day to sign up for Reinvent NYC.GOV, the City’s first-ever hackathon. Civic-minded designers and developers who want to… Continue reading
Why the U.S. Should Stand Behind its Commitment to Open Government Data [OPINION]
In his inaugural speech, President Barack Obama pledged support for open government initiatives, including the creation of websites that provide acce… Continue reading
Dept. of State & 18 Other Governments Apply for Code for America
Code for America, the non-profit organization that creates government-changing apps for communities around the U.S., has received applications f… Continue reading
How Open Data Initiatives Can Improve City Life
Major city governments across North America are looking for ways to share civic data — which normally resides behind secure firewalls R… Continue reading
Google Reveals its Government Censorship Map
Were you aware that the US, UK and Australian governments demanded removal of 1,500 items from Google services during the first 6 months of 2010? Craig examines Google’s Transparency Tool and asks whether it’s the regulatory authorities or Google we should fear the most. Continue reading
British Government Rejects IE6 Upgrade Petition
The UK Government has rejected calls for IE6 to be upgraded within their departments. Craig discusses their statement and the problems with the petition. Continue reading