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Time after time now, we have had killers announce their bloody plans on the Web. But we always find out after the fact. The latest killer to have...
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Find out more about Tanya: Tanya's primary area of interest is the use of technology in government, and she has worked on technology/development issues in Mexico, Eastern Caribbean states, and other countries for several years. She also writes for newspapers and blogs on governance/technology. She has an MBA from Bentley College. She can be contacted at this address. |
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Update (Aug 13 5:50pm): The University of Maryland at College Park replied to my email asking if Vivek Kundra had...
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Nielsen News has come out with a report saying that teens don't tweet. The report cites statistics that show Twitter’s reached 10.7 percent of...
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People often ascribe failures in technology projects in government (and private sector) to technology-specific issues such as hardware or software...
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1) The British Commuter Cat: Casper, an English cat named after the cartoon character, Casper the Ghost, lines up patiently with other commuters every...
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When Amanda Bonnen got sued by Chicago's Horizon Realty for $50,000 for tweeting "Who said sleeping in a moldy apartment was bad for you? Horizon...
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Barnes & Noble bookstore and AT&T will be offering free Wi-Fi Internet connectivity in all of its stores, nationwide, without requiring a...
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Yahoo! and Microsoft have just announced an agreement on Web searches, whereby Microsoft will now power Yahoo! search. Both companies expect that...
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Citizen satisfaction with federal government websites has remained the same as in first quarter 2009, according to the second quarter 2009 release of...
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A woman is being sued for $50,000 after she made a negative comment about Horizon Realty on Twitter. Amanda Bobben, was an upset tenant in a building...
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