This week the Free Government Information (http://freegovinfo.info)
volunteers posted these stories:
+ New CRS Report on Data Mining – Daniel
+ Happy 75th to UCLA! – Daniel
+ GovernmentDocs.org provides enhanced access to FOIA documents – Jim A.
+ How many government websites are there? – Jim A.
+ Most fed data is un-Googleable – Jim A.
+ Boston Public Library Digitization Project – Jim A.
+ Be aware: semi-annual regulatory agenda is 1,700-pages online, 483 pages in print – Jim A.
+ Vice President vs. National Archives – Jim A.
+ Public Access Mandate Made Law – Jim A.
+ Reopening EPA Libraries in Budget – Jim A.
We’re always looking for audio/video spots promoting depositories, government information or the Federal Depository Library Program. Please send a link to your video/radio clip and we’ll add it to
http://freegovinfo.info/video.
Helpful Links:
Issue Papers – http://freegovinfo.info/issues
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Filed under: fgi, government documents, government information | Tagged: Cheney, data mining, epa, foia, regulations, UCLA
