Comments on: Much ado about Whitehouse.gov's new openness
President Obama's new White House Web site has been lauded for being more open than former President Bush's. There's just one problem with that theory: it's wrong.
President Obama's new White House Web site has been lauded for being more open than former President Bush's. There's just one problem with that theory: it's wrong.
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Citizens, welcome to the Brave New World.
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BTW: Great article. This is a good example of how policy gets turned into reality. Something IT folks all over should study and learn from. There is so much misinformation about this topic.
Are we trying to interpret the policy of the implementation of the policy? It seems to me there are changes afoot in the administration and they are making an attempt to move things in a more open and more transparent direction. Attention to detail and communication are always challenges in times of transition and there will be some tuning needed to ensure the policies are being correctly implemented and have the desired results. Our analysis as a public is being listened to and responded to. This is the important "take away" for us at this point.
- by AirborneBrother March 14, 2009 8:14 PM PDT
- As a former member of the 82ND Airborne Division, I was deeply moved by First Lady Michelle OBama's visit to Ft. Bragg to spend time with the children and families of our paratoopers. Just want to say a BIG 'Thank You' for remembering us.
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