2002 e-government act could assist in access, but questions abound

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George W. Bush signed into law the E-Government act of 2002 to enhance the management and promotion of electronic government services. The law suggests a framework of measures that are requires to access 'internet-based information regarding technology to enhance citizen access'.

Management, Bush, George W., Powers and duties, Company business management, Administrative agencies, Government agencies

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Barlett and Steele: details make the story

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Donald Barlett and James Steels of Time Inc. stress the importance of doing the homework like examining the document in detail before writing the story. According to Donald Barlett, reporters must do thorough research in order to get a story that comes as close to the truth.

Executive changes & profiles, Periodicals, Officials and employees, Practice, Periodical publishing, Vocational guidance, Time Inc., Newspaper editors, Barlett, Donald, Steels, James

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