Open Government Directive

Submitted by sonnet on Thu, 2009-12-10 09:24.

Tuesday (December 8th), the White House released the Open Government Directive. For more information, view the announcement here:

You can also read more about it by reading the White House memorandum: Transparency and Open Government. Or you can check out the cool timeline on the Sunlight Foundation blog.

Yay for transparency...because government information needs to be free!

Sonnet

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John Wonderlich interviewed re open government directive

Submitted by jrjacobs on Sat, 2009-12-12 14:22.

John Wonderlich, our buddy at Sunlight Foundation, was interviewed yesterday (12/11/09) about the Open Government Directive on NPR's "On the media". Listen below:

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