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- A Government "Unconference" Tackles Social Media
- Gov2.0 camp was the most astounding example of the wisdom IN crowds I've ever witnessed. First thing in the morning on Friday, no one ...
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- Wisconsin's New Logo: A $50,000 Mistake?
- I'd heard about Wisconsin's newly redesigned logo a little while ago. The new tourism logo, for which the state paid a design firm $50,000, ...
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- Cities Going Dim for 'Earth Hour'
- Don't be alarmed tomorrow evening if the lights in your city are suddenly a lot dimmer. More than 2,000 cities across the globe will be ...
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- Dot-Gov'ing Life: Three Little Words
- Lots of state and local techies are gathering with their federal brethren here in Washington for Government 2.0 Camp, an "unconference" on using technology ...
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- Asphalt with a Side of Chicken
- Fast-food chain KFC is offering to fix four cities' pothole problems in a public-private partnership designed to help advertise the freshness of the restaurant's ...
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- Babble and Waffle
- The Brits aren't any better at avoiding government jargon than we are. Hence the list of 200 of words the Local Government Association would like ...
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- Florida Workforce and the Budget Crisis of 2009
- The Florida Legislature is considering cutting every state worker's salary by 5%. Let's put that in some context. In the 2008 Grading the States, here'...
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- Anyone Can Clean Up Litter
- Will Kempton, California's transportation chief, said that the state can't bar a group from its Adopt-a-Highway anti-litter program based on distaste for the ...
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- Lose the Local Newspaper, Get Re-elected?
- Over the weekend, Time magazine highlighted a new study from Princeton that may predict what could happen to a city if one of its daily ...
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- Immigrants, Apples and Successful Cities
- Friday night I was in Baltimore for the Lil' Wayne concert. I didn't actually go to the concert; I watched it with the Baltimore ...
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