The National Archives and Records Administration is letting the public preview a new search tool that digs through the government's huge archive of public records.Read the rest here.
Users visiting a prototype of the new site can search for everything from a child's letter to the president to the iconic image of WWII's Rosie the Riveter among more than 10.9 million permanent electronic records.
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
National Archives debuts online search
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
DoD updates Open Government plan
The Department of Defense has expanded a website outlining its Open Government plan as well as the plan itself, it said Tuesday.
The move is in response to feedback that the agency did not provide a detailed enough version of the plan when it was released in April, according to the agency. On its Open Government website, the DoD has added a "Link Library" to better enable people to find information about its plan to use technology to be more transparent in its activities and engage with U.S. citizens.
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The move is in response to feedback that the agency did not provide a detailed enough version of the plan when it was released in April, according to the agency. On its Open Government website, the DoD has added a "Link Library" to better enable people to find information about its plan to use technology to be more transparent in its activities and engage with U.S. citizens.
Read more here.
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