Government Technology

Government Technology February 2007

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Feature

3D You
By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer

A team of researchers may bring the ultimate sci-fi fantasy to life.

Split Decision
By Andy Opsahl, Staff Writer

E-voting machines perform well in November election, but glitches remain.

With a Bullet
By Shane Peterson, Associate Editor

Some states shot up the rankings in 2006's Digital States Survey, becoming top 10 finishers and strong contenders.

Justice

How Much to Tip?
By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer

An online tool to report suspicious activity anonymously in Colorado raises fears of racial or cultural profiling.

The Last Mile

Predicting the Future
By Chad Vander Veen, Contributing Writer

Predicting the Future

Spectrum

GT Spectrum
By Karen Stewartson, Managing Editor

Reports from the IT horizon

Health

Tweaker Houses
By David Raths, contributing writer

States create online registries to help the public identify methamphetamine labs and users.

California Screening
By Merrill Douglas, Contributing Writer

New technology helps health department vastly expand its newborn genetic screening program.

Point of View

A New View
By Steve Towns, Editor

A New View

Big Picture

Big Picture
By Jessica Jones, Managing Editor

Big Picture

signal-noise

Public Records Dance
By Paul W. Taylor, Contributing Writer

Still trying to turn government inside out.

Tech Focus

What's Your Function?
By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor

The HP Color LaserJet 4730mfp delivers superb document handling.

Product News

Products
By Miriam Jones, Chief Copy Editor

Mitsubishi, Dell, Intermec, Tangent

Up Close

Video Surveillance
By Jessica Jones, Assistant Editor

Video Surveillance

Online

Demystifying the Judicial System
By Eliot Cole, Contributing Writer

The Legal Aid Society of Orange County's I-CAN! system is spreading to other California jurisdictions and providing people legal know how.


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