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GAO on TARP transparency: http://tinyurl.com/6h4f5x |
gary bass telling the story of the coburn obama ffata law and fedspending.org. "an american issue", right to know |
strong ohp discussion on implications of citp's "invisible hand": http://snipurl.com/7qqqv [groups_google_com] |
ed felten: government should get out of the portal business |
cato transparency event webstreaming at http://tinyurl.com/5gnkkj |
jerry brito: documents in basements don't make accountability (paraphr) |
jim harper: transparency is a win win, pan-ideological support |
wondering how long until statutes at large are freely available for public download. |
fitz: "there's a lot to be said for exposing this to the sunlight" |
@umdatalib presser on cnn now, IL gov tried to sell Senate seat, looking for personal gain from public office every way possible apparently |
stunning political corruption. it's like a menu of kinds of possible perversion of public office. |
great executive agenda, via @carlmalamud : http://snipurl.com/7o2kr [public_resource_org] |
link for last tweet, peter daou: http://snipurl.com/7nqyz [www_techpresident_com] |
daou, techpres: never before has the global discourse been so accessible, recursive, and durable |
@timcullen thanks for updates, working now in 20009, and love the steam cafe, if I recognize your location correctly. good food, wifi |
wondering what @lessig and @carlmalamud think of my post on affirmative disclosure: http://snipurl.com/7n8u3 [blog_sunlightfoundation_com] |
too many salty salty pumpkin seeds lead to blogging with water pitcher in arms reach, but make water taste more refreshing. |
2001 to 2004, feds spend 250 million on PR contracts, and that doesn't count in house PR work. |
here's a good start on federal PR budget, from Oversight Cmte in 2005: http://snipurl.com/7m5wd [www_google_com] |
writing a blog post, and wondering: what's the yearly federal advertising and PR budget? classification is in the billions, 5 or 8 billion |
