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OpenTheGovernment.org in the News - 2010
National Security Archive announces Rosemary Award
[Washington Post: In the Loop, March 12, 2010]
View a webcast on openness in gov't March 19
[Independent (NJ), March 8, 2010]
Improvements Needed For High Value Datasets On Data.gov
[Sunlight Foundation Blog, February 4, 2010; see also Groups Offer Feedback on High Value Data Sets from the POGO Blog]
Start Planning for Sunshine Week
[Unredacted: National Security Archive, February 1, 2010]
OMB removes datasets from data.gov
[Free Government Information, January 28, 2010]
White House bars agencies from posting some statistics
[NextGov, January 27, 2010; see also Data go up, data come down from FOI FYI]
On Transparency, Obama Fails Big, Succeeds Small
[The Weekly Standard, January 14, 2010]
Data on Data.gov Disappears
[NextGov: TechInsider, January 25, 2010]
Obama starts 'government transparency'
[POC: Philippine Online Chronicles, January 24, 2010]
Is Government Transparency Headed for a Detour?
[Cato@Liberty, January 15, 2010]
Barack Obama's pledge to bring transparency to the White House gets A for intention, but a lower grade for implementation
[The Daily Caller, January 13, 2010]
C-SPAN pledge comes back to haunt Obama
[Washington Examiner, January 7, 2010]
Secret Sharers
[ABA Journal, January 1, 2010]
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