Saudi Blogger Still In Government Detention
Fouad al-Farhan's criticism of the Saudi government earned him an investigation by authorities, followed by his detention for questioning.
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Satisfaction With E-Government Sites Falls
Citizen satisfaction with e-government dipped for a third straight quarter, according to the fourth quarter report of the American Customer…
Government Still Questioning GoogleClick
The FTC has not yet confirmed Google’s acquisition of DoubleClick. Last week’s town meeting on the subject of behavioral targeting…
Three Candidates Sign On To Google Government
At first glance it looks like three Presidential candidates swore to uphold a law already passed, but since that wouldn't…
Government Executives Need To Blog
A study by Southeastern Louisiana University professor David Wyld for IBM's Center for the Business of Government found that government…
German Government To Give Wikipedia A Boost
This is a stereotype, but at least it’s a positive one: the Germans are an efficient and precise people. Now,…
Google, U.S. Government Could Take On Censorship
As businesses go, establishments don’t get much bigger than Google. But even the Mountain View-based corporation needs a little help…
Email Safe From Government Searches
For supporters of the Fourth Amendment Monday was a good day. In a landmark ruling the 6th U.S. Circuit Court…
Government Agencies Ban Windows Vista
In the past, large organizations have been reluctant to switch over to a new Microsoft operating system due to factors…
Government Information Still Not Free
The Freedom of Information Act imposed requirements on federal agencies to make more information publicly available, without requiring people to…
