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Courtyard of Tranquility, Lan Su Chinese Garden, Portland, Oregon, 26 July 2017. What follows is a quick stab at outlining a few ideas t...

Things are going to be quiet around here this week: my modem abruptly ceased working on Sunday afternoon. Owing to the holiday I expect th...

At first glance, there's nothing particularly ominous or significant about the above image. It looks like a random 1980s snapshot of so...

Apologies for the virtually non-existent posting during the past few weeks. I've spent three of the past four weeks attending to family...

Market Street Bridge over the Susquehanna River, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 12 November 2010. The Ionic columns at the entrance of the bridg...

Treme, a young green sea turtle found cold-stunned in December 2009, in her temporary home at the Audubon Aquarium of the Americas , New Or...

Last Tuesday (23 March), the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, Subcommittee on Federal Financial Managem...

On 19 March, the New York State Chief Information Officer/Office for Technology (CIO/OFT)and the New York State Archives jointly hosted t...

Approximately 150 people -- IT professionals, archivists and records managers, public policy experts, and journalists -- attended the Open G...

If you're interested in electronic records, open government, and the relationship between the two and will be in (or can arrange to be i...

Just a few things that have flown over the transom as of late: The City of Vancouver Archives is soon going to have a fully functioning dig...

Last week, I posted registration information for the Open Government in the Digital Age Summit, which the New York State Chief Information ...

If you're interested in electronic records, digital preservation, and government accountability and transparency, you'll want to att...