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4.3.09
Federal courts vote to provide more information on PACER about sealed cases
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3.24.09
What is the best way for your city or town to reduce open government compliance costs?
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3.23.09
Two weeks until the 2009 Connecticut Freedom of Information Conference
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3.20.09
Stephen Colbert FOIA LOL!
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3.19.09
Bill to delay impact of online notice law moves through the General Assembly
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3.18.09
How a new law and “gotcha people” forced one Conn. town to shutdown its website
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3.16.09
Connecticut tied for 37th in Sunshine Week survey on availability of online records
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3.15.09
Read a Sunshine Week article that I wrote that appears in today’s Connecticut Post
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3.15.09
Sunshine Week is here!
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3.13.09
Can Connecticut learn something about open government from Utah?
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Federal courts vote to provide more information on PACER about sealed cases
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Two weeks until the 2009 Connecticut Freedom of Information Conference
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Bill to delay impact of online notice law moves through the General Assembly
How a new law and “gotcha people” forced one Conn. town to shutdown its website
Rell asks legislature for more detailed information in sex offender registry website
Connecticut tied for 37th in Sunshine Week survey on availability of online records
Read a Sunshine Week article that I wrote that appears in today’s Connecticut Post
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Can Connecticut learn something about open government from Utah?
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