May 23, 2005
Daily ePolitics Buzz Brief
Former Philippine President is the latest cyberactivist and more.
US News
- Mobile Blogs Give Citizen Journalism Legs (News.com)
Cranking out a column after a presidential debate or publishing a prize-worthy photo of the next catastrophe just got a whole lot easier--no matter where or who you are. (May 23, 2005) - E-government And Beating The Boredom Factor (Computer World)
Govis keynote speaker sees a conflict between e-government and decentralisation (May 23, 2005) - US To Launch Sex Offender Registry Website (Reuters)
The Justice Department will launch a national sex offender registry Web site that will allow people to check state databases with a single search, U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said on Friday. (May 23, 2005)
International News
- 'Downing Street Memo' Web Campaign For Coverage (NBC11.com)
Some things that happen in Britain we hear about, some things we don't. (May 23, 2005) - Philippines' Estrada Takes Campaign To Cyberspace (Reuters)
Former Philippine President Joseph Estrada, on trial for plundering $80 million during his brief rule, took his campaign for release into cyberspace on Monday with the launch of his own Web site. (May 23, 2005)
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