Ellen Perlman

Ellen Perlman was a GOVERNING staff writer and technology columnist.


Recent Articles

  • Time, and Time Again
  • This Sunday night it's going to be nice and light an hour later than usual, thanks to the Daylight Savings Saving [Ed. note: Thanks, Scott!] ...
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  • Marketing 202
  • It's ingenious. Pennsylvania uses marketing moxie to make money from items people must surrender at airports, according to a local story. For the past three ...

  • Medical Cost Confusion
  • posted by Ellen Perlman All politics may be local, but often it's personal too. If someday West Virginians can understand their medical bills, it could ...
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  • I (heart) the BWI Parking Garage
  • Okay, how weird would it be to wax poetic about a parking garage? Well, here I go. There I was, late as usual for a ...

  • Smash Hit
  • It's not just for the young and hip. State and local IT officials are tapping into a cool Google tool to create maps with new, improved uses.


  • BELIEVE
  • Baltimore wants us to believe. It's just that I'm not sure in what. In God? In country? In ourselves? In a chicken in every pot? ...
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  • "Stat" Fever
  • The practice of collecting data to monitor and improve government performance continues to gain momentum and evolve.
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  • The Guts of a New Machine: Investing in Biodigesting
  • Manure lagoons, bad. Manure digesters, good. That is the argument that Texas' Gulf Coast Industrial Development Authority used in floating $60 million in revenue bonds to finance four digester machines that will help keep farm runoff from polluting land, water and air.

  • An Indelicate Balance
  • This is not your father's procurement process. When Virginia wants to overhaul its aging IT infrastructure, its information technology officials don't gather together to make...

  • Ride Forever, Charlie
  • There's nothing better than a city with a sense of humor. The new electronic fare cards for the "T," or the transit system, ...

  • Linking The Layers
  • The ability to share GIS data across agency and jurisdictional lines makes service delivery more efficient and effective.

  • Critical Connectors
  • During emergencies, citizens and even some disaster workers depend on libraries for Internet connections to the world.

  • Wi-Fi Visionary
  • Helping all of Philadelphia connect to the Web.

  • Welfare Workout
  • The feds thought the states were gaming welfare reform. Now states have to deal with a new round of rules.


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