On 20 March, and coinciding with Sunshine Week, OpenTheGovernment.org and the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) released "Show Us the Data: Most Wanted Federal Documents", a report based on the results of a web based survey. The report cites documents and data that the federal government should make easier to find and to use and recommends policy changes to make government more open.
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