xmlns:annotate="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/annotate/" xmlns:dcterms="http://purl.org/dc/terms/" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" http://www.rssgov.com/ News about how RSS is being used by international, federal, state, and local governments en-us Ray Matthews 2004-09-01T19:52:04-07:00 http://www.rssgov.com/archives/000111.html The National Association of Legislative Information Technology (NALIT) will be sharing "Web Tips, Tricks and Techniques" for building Legislative RSS feeds at their 2004 Professional Development Seminar in beautiful Burlington, Vermont, September 8-11, 2004. Panelists include key IT players from Virginia, Nevada, and Utah. Several states are now using RSS to provide users with notices of new Web content or to distribute newsletters. At least two states are now generating legislative feeds directly from databases. This article previews some of what they'll be showing from the states of Texas, Utah, Wisconsin, and Rhode Island. Legislatures Ray Matthews 2004-09-01T19:52:04-07:00 http://www.rssgov.com/archives/000103.html The Wisconsin Legislative Reference Bureau (LRB) now has their publications syndicated as RSS channels. These publications are brief discussions about the Wisconsin government and the state legislature in particular, and public policy issues facing the legislature. Wisconsin Ray Matthews 2004-03-22T16:16:09-07:00 http://www.rssgov.com/archives/000090.html The Wisconsin Historical Society reports to Jenny Levine that they now offer three new RSS feeds. Web Development Coordinator James Ellis says that his is the first government agency in Wisconsin to use this technology. Wisconsin Ray Matthews 2004-01-15T08:17:34-07:00 http://www.rssgov.com/archives/000090.html The Wisconsin Historical Society reports to Jenny Levine that they now offer three new RSS feeds. Web Development Coordinator James Ellis says that his is the first government agency in Wisconsin to use this technology. Wisconsin Ray Matthews 2004-01-15T08:17:34-07:00