The Center for Digital Government announced that from 216 jurisdictions considered, the state of Utah, Montgomery County, Maryland and Washington, D.C. represented the best examples of e-gov portal services. Also included in this announcement are links to other Best of the Web winners in various categories.
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Daily Archives: October 14, 2003
Advocacy Groups Request Tighter Controls on Bank Security Notices
From EPIC.org: “In comments to the Department of the Treasury, EPIC and the U.S. Public Interest Research Group urged the agency to strengthen a proposed guidance on security notices to bank customers. The proposed guidelines specify when a financial institution must give notice to a customer when their personal information has been accessed without authorization.” Continue Reading
Marketing Associations Issue E-Mail Guidelines
From the press release: “Based on direct input from members, the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA), the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), and the Direct Marketing Association (The DMA) today released a set of nine guidelines that call on marketers to institute certain practices that will defend and enhance the viability of legitimate e-mail… Continue Reading
New Consumer Product Recall Website
Nolo and Justia have launched a new free recall and warnings site, which focuses on products, food, drug and car recall data. The site is arranged so users may view data by category (currently there are 11), review government notices on recent recalls, or choose to read one of a half dozen featured recall notices… Continue Reading
Supreme Court Will Review Child Online Protection Act
Today the Supreme Court agreed to review, again, the appeal of the Child Online Protection Act. Links to resources on the Act, as well as related resources, are available in my August 13 posting, DOJ Appeals COPA Decision to Supreme Court. Continue Reading
Print Publishers Still Unsure of Internet
A recent GartnerG2 survey: Print Publishers Are Uncertain About Their Digital Future [Link] Continue Reading
