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June Government Executive Supplement
- Bytes
Cookies, the UK's new portal and identity theft.
- Prying Eyes
The information sharing that makes e-government possible is producing a backlash of concerns about privacy.
- Luring Taxpayers Online
Congress expects 80 percent of tax returns to be filed electronically by 2007. To get there, the IRS must surmount security and privacy challenges.
- Mounting a Defense
Federal efforts to provide key government services online are threatened by cyberterrorism and information warfare.
- The Unsung Heroes of Information Security
Inspectors General face a huge problem in deciding what to measure when it comes to information security.
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March Government Executive Supplement
- Amazon.mil
A Defense Department online superstore exemplifies e-government excellence.
- Patents without paper
The Patent and Trademark Office plans to go paperless by 2007
- Doing IT Yourself
Program managers at the Transportation Department take a ride on the information superhighway.
- E-Retailing.gov
Transforming the U.S. Mint into an online sales powerhouse took a stiff dose of technology and a major change in attitude.
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E-gov in the works
E-government projects that have sprung up all over government
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