News Highlights

Agencies finding it hard to follow through on open government order
[Federal Times, March 10, 2010]

Higher Corporate Spending on Election Ads Could Be All but Invisible
[ProPublica, March 10, 2010]

Agencies Continue to Cling to Internal Files Even in the Face of Litigation
[Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, March 10, 2010]

No-Fly List Includes the Dead
[Wired: Threat Level, March 10, 2010]

Sunstein touts WH record on transparency, accountability
[The Hill: Hillicon Valley, March 10, 2010]

John Yoo's Email Fail
[Mother Jones, March 10, 2010]

After Christmas incident, no-fly list nearly doubled
[USA Today, March 10, 2010]

White House details how agencies should legally organize contests
[NextGov, March 9, 2010]

Gov't Wrongly Labels Some Stimulus Recipients 'Losers'
[ProPublica, March 8, 2010]

Government attempts to keep torture case secret
[The Guardian (UK), March 8, 2010]

Why the White House Won't Release a Key Cyber Paper
[The Atlantic, March 5, 2010]

Patriot Act doesn't override confidentiality in Census, Justice Department says
[Washington Post, March 5, 2010]

Editorial: Targeting Justice Department lawyers for work in terrorism cases is misdirected
[Washington Post, March 5, 2010]

House minority leader seeks open debt panel meetings
[CongressDaily via Government Executive, March 3, 2010]

House votes to revise intelligence disclosure rules for president
[Washington Post, March 2, 2010]

White House outlines secret cybersecurity plan
[cnet News, March 2, 2010]

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Of Interest

COMMENTARY: 10 flaws with the data on Data.gov
[Government Computer News, 3.10.10]

NEWS: Legal issues hamper searches of intelligence databases
[CongressDaily via Government Executive, 3.10.10]

NEWS: Minister of Truth: Meet Britain's Top Data Cop
[Wired, 2.22.10]

NEWS: Navy Intel Oversight, Protecting Unclassified Info
[Secrecy News, 3.9.10]

NEWS: Dot, Dot, Dot . . .(Review of The Watchers)
[Government Executive, 3.9.10]

NEWS: Critics question whistleblower bill
[Politico, 3.9.10]

COMMENTARY: Truly Open Data
[O'Reilly Radar, 3.9.10]

NEWS: Feds Move to Break Voting-Machine Monopoly
[Wired: Threat Level, 3.8.10]

ANNOUNCEMENT: Attorney General Holder to Speak at Department of Justice Celebration of the First Anniversary of the Attorney General's FOIA Guidelines
[FOIA Post, 3.8.10]

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