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Openness: Are we there yet (and how will we know)?

Miriam Nisbet

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Advancing technology in recordkeeping has implications for Freedom of Information and Open Government. In this article, the director of the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) in the US National Archives and Records Administration explores these two concepts, and how they will be affected and developed.

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Advancing technology in recordkeeping has implications for Freedom of Information and Open Government. In this article, the director of the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) in the US National Archives and Records Administration explores these two concepts, and how they will be affected and developed.

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Advancing technology in recordkeeping has implications for Freedom of Information and Open Government. In this article, the director of the Office of Government Information Services (OGIS) in the US National Archives and Records Administration explores these two concepts, and how they will be affected and developed.

Key concepts: Freedom of information, Openness to experience, Government (linguistics), Public relations, Administration (probate law), Public administration, Political science, Business

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