by J. H. Snider | Jun 14, 2010
It’s the Public’s Data: Democratizing School Board Records Education Week publishes J.H. Snider’s article on using new information technology to enhance accees to public school board records.
by J. H. Snider | Apr 18, 2010
Maryland’s Fake Open Government The Washington Post publishes J.H. Snider’s commentary on what’s wrong with open government in Maryland and how to fix it. One proposal is to update Maryland’s Constitution. For information on how that might happen,...
by J. H. Snider | Mar 10, 2010
How Will Journalism Survive the Internet Age? J.H. Snider presents his proposal for using semantic web technologies to automate conflict-of-interest reporting at this FTC workshop. The proposal consisted of apresentation (an audio recording of the presentation starts...
by J. H. Snider | Feb 19, 2010
Deterring Fake Public Participation The International Journal of Public Participation publishes J.H. Snider’s essay on the growing plague of fake public participation in America.
by J. H. Snider | Feb 9, 2010
WYPR Radio’s Midday Show on Maryland’s November 2, 2010 ballot referendum on whether to convene a constitutional convention. Baltimore Sun columnist and Midday host Dan Rodricks moderates an hourlong discussion on the pros and cons of a Maryland constitutional...
by J. H. Snider | Jan 8, 2010
Md’s Ballot Surprise: Voters in November will have a rare opportunity to shape the state’s constitution The Baltimore Sun publishes J.H. Snider’s op-ed on Maryland’s 2010 ballot item to call a constitutional convention. For additional information, seeMarylanders for...
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