Government Technology

Merrill Douglas

Contributing Writer

Twitter: @govtechnews

Recent Articles

An Urban Data Goldmine
August 01, 2001 - New York City agencies roll out the first public applications based on a massive new warehouse of geographic data.

An E-Voting Evolution
May 06, 2001 - More and more jurisdictions are considering electronic voting solutions. Heres how one county made the successful transition.

E-GOVERNMENT 101
March 29, 2001 - Pre-req: Must be a Washington state employee willing to head to school to learn the ABCs of delivering government services on the Web.

Fiber Tightens Community Ties
March 03, 2001 - A new fiber-optic network in Oakland County, Mich., will give municipalities better access to data the county maintains and will make it easier for local agencies to help one another.

Leo Reaches Out
February 12, 2001 - The communications pipeline for law enforcement will serve even more state and local users -- and perhaps their colleagues overseas -- as the FBI debuts its virtual private network.

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