Following up on a directive from President Obama to federal agencies to proactively make information available to the public, The Center for Democracy & Technology and OpenTheGovernment.org recently launched the Show Us the Data: The Most Wanted Government Documents Web site. This project aims to identify vital government information and encourage the federal government to make it accessible to the public.
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February 12, 2009
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