THE FUTURE OF Community Design
The Census Goes Digital – 3 Things to Know
Collecting census data online creates new risks to the accuracy and integrity of the information. Here's what you need to know.
Legislators Face Tech-Heavy Agenda as They Confront the Future: Digital Issues to Watch
Never before have policymakers faced such daunting questions on regulating and legislating the growing impact of digital technology. We pick the most important issues they will grapple with this year.
Tax Incentives: The Losing Gamble States and Cities Keep Making
Study after study shows that tax incentives don't pay off in real economic gains and often fail to produce the jobs that were promised. When managed correctly, however, they can build on local strengths.
THE FUTURE OF What’s Happening Now
How Social Media Is Elevating Engagement for Local Government
It's being used in increasingly powerful ways to enhance communications in hundreds of communities, helping to create trust, facilitate transparency, address residents' concerns and solve problems.
Lydia Mihalik Leads with a Fearless Adopted-Buckeye Heart
Lydia Mihalik is a fierce team leader and has a passion for improving the lives of others, two qualities that have suited her perfectly for Ohio’s public service as director of the Development Services Agency.
Lydia Mihalik Leads with a Fearless Adopted-Buckeye Heart
Lydia Mihalik is a fierce team leader and has a passion for improving the lives of others, two qualities that have suited her perfectly for Ohio’s public service as director of the Development Services Agency.
The amount that the Federal Communications Commission is fining telecom companies, like T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, finding that they broke federal law by sharing customer geolocation data without the necessary consent. Critics contend the sanctions are just “a set of comically inadequate fines that won’t stop phone companies from abusing Americans’ privacy the next time they can make a quick buck.”
