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How newspapers can survive in the age of the Internet

November 12, 2009

I have been mulling about whether or not I should renew my subscription to the Wall Street Journal. Don’t get me wrong, I think the WSJ is the best newspaper produced today. So, my dilemma has nothing to do with the quality of their product, my dilemma has to do with the cost. Get this: for me to renew daily delivery and online access, the cost is $441 per year. Granted the demographic for WSJ subscribers is affluence, but come-on, I’m not an AIG executive.

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Opens Source Software and the White House

October 29, 2009

My take on all of this is that the White House made a solid decision in choosing Drupal. What I would love to see is for GSA to offer Drupal as a platform for agencies that need a robust CMS but don’t want to manage their own LAMP infrastructure. Along with Drupal if GSA would offer WordPress as a platform (with agencies having their own unique URL), that would be heaven. Hopefully, GSA CIO Casey Coleman is working on this platform as a services (PAAS).

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IdeaFactory and Government Innovation

October 12, 2009

It could have been a huge flop – and we were OK with that outcome. Our position all along was that the IdeaFactory was just an experiment. Fast forward two and a half years later, the IdeaFactory has become an ingrained program within TSA. As of September, we passed a notable milestone; the IdeaFactory has generated 10,000 ideas.

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