Hello From DC.
Here are some catchup items from the past couple of weeks that I was unable to get to when the stories were first posted over the past 10 days.
I’ve culled a selection of items from our INFOdocket.com site that we update seven days a week.
We hope you find them useful.
1. EPA Launches New Mapping Tool to Improve Public Access to Enforcement Information
2. Gov Docs: Enhancements Made to GPO’s MetaLib Federated Search Resource
3. Reference Resource: New Economic Indicator Database Search Available from Census Bureau
4. Canada: Government Documents: Library and Archives Canada Digitizes Past Issues of the Canada Gazette (1841-1997)
More than 150 years of content.
5. Privacy: Social Media: U.S. Congress Members Want FTC To Investigate Facebook Tracking
Includes link to full text of a letter sent to FTC.
6. Privacy: “WSJ.com Begins Tracking Personal User Information Without Consent”
7. Reference: New York City: “Detailed Crime Data Online” (New Database)
8. Online Civil War Era National Cemeteries Travel Itinerary Launched by the National Park Service
9. Recently Launched: PACER Training Site
10. A Collection of International Mobile Statistics from the ITU
11. Recently Released: Library of Congress Annual Report, FY 2010
12. Reference: Nuclear Energy: A New Science Tracer Bullet from the Library of Congress
13. New From CRS: Social Media and Disasters: Current Uses, Future Options, and Policy Considerations
14. NCES Releases Projections of Education Statistics to 2020
15. HHS Announces Text4Health Task Force Recommendations and Global Partnership
16. New CRS Report: Illegal Internet Streaming of Copyrighted Content: Legislation in the 112th Congress
18. Reference: USAID Releases Open Data and Maps on Famine in the Horn of Africa
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