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Transforming the programming process

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What to Expect Next From Route Fifty’s Navigator Awards

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Developing Intelligence: All About Metadata

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I Sent an Emoji to the New York Public Library and You Should Too

Tweet an emoji, get a corresponding image from the library’s impressive digital archive in return.

21 cutting-edge solutions for standing up to Zika

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3 Gigabit Cities Using High-Speed Broadband for Civic Engagement

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NIST develops portable wireless network platform for responders

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Carrier landings as smooth as magic carpet rides

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Why Local Governments Are Taking City Hall Selfies

They joined in the fun with everything from municipal mascots to drone aircraft.

A Smart Cities Challenge for Next-Generation Innovators

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Three Government Strategies for Digital Velocity

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Taking a ‘Pie-in-the-Sky Idea’ and Moving It to Real Municipal Practice

The challenge model from the Bloomberg Philanthropies aims to improve citizen quality of life, as is the focus of work being done in Providence.

DHS accelerator expands to bring wearable tech for responders

The Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate is reinvesting in its EMERGE program to tap the start-up technology community for innovative gear for first responders.

As Technology Evolves, Public Disclosure Gets More Complex for State Legislatures

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The U.S. Marshals Service is auctioning cryptocurrency seized in various federal cases.

As NSF announces drone funding, experts preview the technology's potential

Academic and industry experts convened for a day of conversations on the future of drones, how the technology should evolve and where the regulations could be headed.

Moving DOD tech to responders

The Pentagon’s Defense to Response Technology Program is looking for DOD-funded technologies that can be used to enhance public safety and homeland security.

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