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Mobile apps are reshaping government services and operations
- By Joseph Marks
- August 19, 2011
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Federal agencies so far have launched about 75 mobile apps aimed at everything from allowing citizens to more easily browse proposed legislation to helping anglers alert their peers when they've just released a short fin mako shark.
Many of the biggest innovations in the government apps sphere, though, are happening at the state level.
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