Archives for: December 2009

Dec 15

Open Government Workshop at CITP

open source, secrecy, privacy, politics, berkeley, friends, research, policy, usability, legal, princeton
Here at Princeton's CITP, we have a healthy interest in issues of open government and government transparency. With the release last week of the [Open Government Directive] by the Obama Administration, our normally gloomy winter may prove to be conside… more »

Tags: government, open, princeton, transparency, workshop

Dec 01

Tinkering with Disclosed Source Voting Systems

system, elections, vendors, copyright, hacks, open source, research, policy, legal, development
*(cross-posted at [Freedom To Tinker](http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/blog/joehall/tinkering-disclosed-source-voting-systems))* As [Ed pointed out in October][1], Sequoia Voting Systems, Inc. ("Sequoia") announced then that it intended to publish th… more »

Tags: code, e-voting, elections, licensing, source, technology, voting

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