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[Online Degrees] Online degrees - Shanghai, Georgia foster collegiate ties: Government Technology, CA - 15 hours ago spawned e-government projects motivated by the novelty of being online; today’s governments IT functions in central technology shops to degrees never before

[E-lawlibrary.net] The E-LawLibrary Weblog: E-Government: Blackwell, filed in October 2002, the ACLU "will argue that Ohio’s use of non-uniform, unequal and inadequate voting technologies, including the 'hanging chad' punch card, is a violation of the Due Process and Equal Protection Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment, and that the use of punch cards has a disproportionate and negative impact on the voting rights of African-Americans in certain counties."  Of Ohio's 88 counties, 69 of them currently use punch-card ballots.

 [Bespacific.com] beSpacific: E-Government Archives: Press release: "The American Civil Liberties Union today expressed shock about revelations reported in the New York Times that President Bush secretly authorized the National Security Agency to eavesdrop on conversations of Americans and others in the United States. According to the report, this spying occurred without any court order and was focused on telephone and e-mail communications of "hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people inside the United States" with persons abroad.

[Blog.org] Blog.org by David Brake academic, consultant & journalist: According to E-government Bulletin (which unfortunately doesn’t have an archived version of this newsletter yet), the Department for Transport will be launching an integrated transport guide (at transport.info – not live yet) that would, “include car routefinders;

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