Category «E-Government»

St. Louis Fed's economic database announces 50,000 economic time series in its database

FRED, the St. Louis Fed’s economic database, has just surpassed a new milestone, with 50,000 economic time series in its database. More than 6,000 series from Eurostat’s harmonized indices of consumer prices were added this month. The Eurostat data offers users the ability to compare inflation rates for different European countries. In addition, FRED recently …

Subjects: E-Government

New on LLRX – State Small Business Development Centers

Via LLRX – State Small Business Development Centers “George Bergstrom’s guide helps to identify resources to research how to start a small business in each of the 50 states. He suggests the first place to start may be the Small Business Administration’s district offices. The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development Disadvantaged Business Utilization …

Subjects: E-Government

Cities.Data.gov

“Showcasing the applications and opportunities for harnessing the power of open data across the nation. City officials and developers working together to help improve the information available to city residents. Data in Cities.Data.Gov is not federal data and not subject to the Data.gov data policy…This page features datasets from participating cities as well as the …

Subjects: E-Government

CBP Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights

What Every Member of the Trade Community Should Know About:  CBP Enforcement of  Intellectual Property Rights – October 2012 “Stopping the flow of fake goods is a priority for the U.S. government. U.S Customs and Border Protection (CBP), a component of the Department of Homeland Security, has a multi-layered approach to IPR enforcement that includes …

Subjects: Defense, E-Government, Government Documents, Intellectual Property, Legal Research

Performance.gov provides a window on the Obama Administration's approach to improving performance and accountability

“Performance.gov is a window to the Administration’s efforts to deliver a more effective, smarter, and leaner government. The site gives the public, government agencies, Members of Congress, the media, and others a view of the progress underway in cutting waste, streamlining government, and improving performance. Specifically, Performance.gov provides information on the following areas of focus: …

Subjects: E-Government

NHTSA Event Data Recorder Research Web site

“Since the term “EDR” can be used to cover many different types of devices, we believe it is important to define the term for purposes of this research site. When we use the term EDR in this site, we are referring to a device installed in a motor vehicle to record technical vehicle and occupant …

Subjects: E-Government

Verify U.S. Federal Government Social Media Accounts

“The government uses social media tools like Twitter, Facebook and YouTube to connect with people and communicate official information, so it’s important to know if a social media account is really managed by the federal government. This tool lets you verify if a social media account is managed by the U.S. federal government. You can …

Subjects: E-Government

2012 Six-State Virtual Government Information Conference Presentations

“The 2012 Six-State Virtual Government Information Conference was held August 8-10, 2012. This free conference, while focusing on the states of Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico,Utah, and Wyoming, was open to all. An recorded archive of all presentations is linked here including Abstracts, Powerpoints, Handouts. See also the Conference Planners and Contributors.” [via Peggy Jobe …

Subjects: E-Government