GOV IT
Strategic IT for Government
Friday, August 08, 2003

Free Software as a Public Good. acone asks: "Have any national governments taken measures to subsidize open source projects? I'm aware that many have endorsed Linux in particular, and free ... [Slashdot]
3:40:30 PM    

More on Voice Over IP. Back from Vermont, and I see that the Mercury News' Personal Tech section is running two good pieces today on... [Dan Gillmor's eJournal]
12:34:56 PM    

Amaxus Content Management System - Modular XML Content Management System. Fully XML-based content management system. Flexible and extensible modular design to suit the requirements of individual organisations. [New Entries at Datamation Product Watch]
12:33:57 PM    

It-Analysis: Linux Continues to Continue. "IBM and SuSE Linux have got security certification for Linux from the US Government. Acquiring certification, under a Pentagon certification program entitled Common Criteria, is costly and time consuming, but IBM and SuSE put in the money and the time..."... [Meerkat: An Open Wire Service]
8:58:10 AM    

Dreaming of WorldCat APIs.

bibliographic info and MTAmazon

"In response to my post on using MT plugins to include and display bibliographic information in my booklist, Dp writes to ask if I've tried using MTAmazon to automate the inclusion of most of that information that I currently add via manual entry. I haven't yet, though it's on my list to play with. The interesting thing is that with something like MTAmazon, I could also link outwards based on some of the information garnered. I do think it'd be pretty cool useful to be able to link out to a list of an author's other works, for example. My only problem, and don't get me wrong because I love it generally, is that I don't think Amazon's database is either complete enough or authoratative (or even with an authority file equivalent) to put to such a use. And so I'm wary of extending the booklist out with possibly misleading information.

But if someone ever put together an MTWorldCat, I would be so all over that." [rawbrick.net]

Paging OCLC, hee-uge opportunities awaiting you on line 1.

[The Shifted Librarian]
8:42:56 AM    

WIFLblog Fisking Articles Noted at BoingBoing

Looks like a link from BoingBoing was posted re my RSS Fisking articles, here is the link to that reference at BoingBoing:

http://boingboing.net/2003_08_01_archive.html#200443913


8:25:29 AM    

U.S. Postal Service eyeing technology for 'smarter' mail. Civil liberties groups and some private-sector technologists fear that requiring intelligent mail for all users of the postal system is overreacting to the terrorist threat. [Computerworld IT in Government News]
7:25:49 AM    





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