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Albuquerque, N.M., makes public art accessible to taxpayers via common Web tools and social media.
By 2020, the Texas city expects to create as much renewable energy as it consumes, and it’s well on its way.
A look at how governments use Facebook to deliver services.
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The Marin County, Calif., Fire Department pilots quick response codes that provide secure medical information about residents.
Ray Lehr talks about the rollout of the statewide first responders radio system.
Defining the next generation of government leaders.
Telescoping stylus, rugged tablet PC, IP security camera.
Cow QR codes track their eating and milking patterns.
