radar.oreilly.com
Alex Howard
ue, 27 Jul 2010 19:47:04 GM
While online tools and digital platforms that enable greater transparency, collaboration and citizen participation will continue to improve beyond those used in 2010, the culture of openness within agencies will also need to evolve in ...
ksl.com
unknown
Wed, 14 Jul 2010 02:32:22 GM
The saga of Odd Fellows Hall took a new twist Wednesday. After spending millions to move the building across the street, the federal . government. tried to sell it at auction -- but that didn't work out too well.
biggovernment.com
Capitol Confidential
Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:07:02 GM
The payoff should be that all members of the US . Government. should have this type of care dictated as their "health care". But then someone might mistake Pelosi or Dodd for a candidate to have the life support pulled on them. ...
news.cnet.com
unknown
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:00:31 GM
Google is now offering up its Google Apps suite to federal, state, and local governments. Features remain the same, but what Google is doing with data and security makes things interesting. Read this blog post by Josh Lowensohn on Web ...
huffingtonpost.com
Daniel Cluchey
Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:25:19 GM
Those who demonize the institution of . government. as inherently opposed to the people forget the truths laid down by our Founders. . Government. is not against the people: it is the people.
guardian.co.uk
Roy Greenslade
ue, 27 Jul 2010 14:34:59 GM
Not enough attention has been paid to a remarkable U-turn, and a piece of buck-passing, by the . government. that has broken a pledge to give defendants in rape cases anonymity.
thehealthcareblog.com
Matthew
ue, 27 Jul 2010 01:02:46 GM
This will be the same challenge our . government. officials will face as they think about all of the options available to them in order to identify which of those crazy caterpillars is going to actually turn into a butterfly. ...
techcrunch.com
Jason Kincaid
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:10:08 GM
This morning at a special press event in Mountain View, Google announced Google Apps for . Government. , a new version of Google's suite of cloud-based enterprise applications that have been hardened to meet the . government's. more stringent ...
reason.com
Peter Suderman
ue, 27 Jul 2010 19:36:00 GM
In a long and extremely persuasive piece for National Affairs, Harvard Economics professor Greg Mankiw argues that, even if you're sympathetic to Keynesian.
latimesblogs.latimes.com
Mark Milian
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 21:18:21 GM
Circumventing Apple's safeguards in order to install unapproved applications on the iPhone is called "jailbreaking," but doing so won't get you landed in the slammer, according to new . government. rules announced Monday.
webpronews.com
Chris Crum
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:00:40 GM
Google has introduced a new . Government. Edition of Google Apps. It includes all of the features of other Google Apps editions, but adds policy and security features. Google says it was designed with guidance from the federal . government. , ...
senate.gov.ph
unknown
Wed, 28 Jul 2010 23:47:03 GM
Legarda's bill proposes that within 30 days after the start of the fiscal year, the head of each . government. agency shall submit to the Secretary and to Congress, a "Strategic Plan" for program activities to cover a period of not less ...
gawker.com
Ryan Tate
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 16:44:14 GM
A landmark US Copyright Office decision says it's now OK to "jailbreak" your iPhone and install unauthorized software, which Apple claimed was illegal. Also, you can now crack DVDs and e-books. It's the summer of data liberation; ...
biggovernment.com
Capitol Confidential
Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:31:11 GM
aharris - July 26th, 2010 at 6:45 pm. This is why the . government. has no business making us liable for everyone else's health care. Whether or not a treatment has value to me should be left up to my equation and not some bureaucrat's. ...
independentpoliticalreport.com
paulie
hu, 29 Jul 2010 02:45:44 GM
From a letter to the editor of the Sandusky Register via TPID: I'm sure John Kasich is a great speaker. Plug your ears and watch. Here is what I know.
industry.bnet.com
Erik Sherman
ue, 27 Jul 2010 15:22:51 GM
Editor's note: As part of a major BNET redesign, Erik is moving to the new Wired In blog on the site. As of Thursday, you'll be able to find him h.
libertycentral.org
Steve
Wed, 28 Jul 2010 18:59:22 GM
This bill is a massive . government. intrusion into the business sector in the name of special interests, and raises fears that there could even be a racial quota imposed on these firms. The bill includes not only federal agencies, ...
i-will-survive.com
admin
Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:02:06 GM
As citizens of the US, we've heard gigantic numbers in the media in recent years to pay for extraordinary events not initially considered when our . government. .
cyprus-mail.com
George Psyllides
Wed, 28 Jul 2010 06:52:37 GM
With this decision the . government. remains consistent with its initial position that it is against the creation of (real) casinos and online casinos for social and other reasons. Approval of the bill was unanimous, Stavrakis said. ...
fastcompany.com
Kit Eaton
ue, 27 Jul 2010 00:55:51 GM
Dubai RIMChalk this one up under "worrying governmental attitudes to tech": The authorities in the UAE are making very public noises about RIM's BlackBerry smartphones. Apparently they're a threat to national security.
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Wed, 28 Jul 2010 11:01:30 GMT+00:00
Gives Go-Ahead To Spectrum Auction Wall Street Journal london (Dow Jones)--The UK government Wednesday gave the go-ahead for a long-awaited mobile spectrum auction as part of wider efforts to ... Government announces spectrum auction for new mobile broadband services Telegraph.co.uk Telefonica's Key Welcomes UK Mobile Spectrum Auction Wall Street Journal Government sets out 4G spectrum auction plans ZDNet UK Register
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by Raddai Raikhlin Published Sunday July 17th 2005 Image by Makarov Viktoria James Fitt
Why do conservatives hate the government, but love the corporate elite who run it?
Q. Why do they hate the government and think it is so bad and wrong, but they love the rich corporations who run our government and economy. Why do they hate an official who is "elected by the people", but love a rich oligarch who never worked a day in his life and inherited a multi-billion dollar company? Why do they hate the government who provides protective services for its people, but love the corporation who pollutes our environment, rapes our resources, and runs our economy into the ground? Can someone help me understand?
Asked by Les S - Fri Apr 2 17:45:29 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really don't understand it either... they are apologists for corporations who won't even provide a living wage or basic benefits for their employees, yet attack government as if it is the devil itself, and they think these "American" companies are out to help us all, and don't question why we have the biggest wealth disparity, by far, of all developed nations... most of these Republicans aren't even in the $200k+ tax bracket, yet they somehow identify with and defend the interests of these greedy oligarchs who are making billions off the backs of America. It's incomprehensible... mainly related to their religious beliefs and wedge social issues that will really never change no matter who is in power... brilliant move by the GOP… [cont.]
Answered by Franco Potanco - Fri Apr 2 17:48:41 2010
Q. Why do they hate the government and think it is so bad and wrong, but they love the rich corporations who run our government and economy. Why do they hate an official who is "elected by the people", but love a rich oligarch who never worked a day in his life and inherited a multi-billion dollar company? Why do they hate the government who provides protective services for its people, but love the corporation who pollutes our environment, rapes our resources, and runs our economy into the ground? Can someone help me understand?
Asked by Les S - Fri Apr 2 17:45:29 2010 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I really don't understand it either... they are apologists for corporations who won't even provide a living wage or basic benefits for their employees, yet attack government as if it is the devil itself, and they think these "American" companies are out to help us all, and don't question why we have the biggest wealth disparity, by far, of all developed nations... most of these Republicans aren't even in the $200k+ tax bracket, yet they somehow identify with and defend the interests of these greedy oligarchs who are making billions off the backs of America. It's incomprehensible... mainly related to their religious beliefs and wedge social issues that will really never change no matter who is in power... brilliant move by the GOP… [cont.]
Answered by Franco Potanco - Fri Apr 2 17:48:41 2010
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