April 26, 2011 •
Digital Government News Summary
Here are a few news items from the last few days dealing with the federal government’s online efforts.
The U.S. House of Representatives has debuted a beta version of its new website.
The Hill reports the U.S. State Department has shut down its website America.gov and will put its communications work into social media.
ExecutiveGov.com reports that Senator Tom Carper (D-Del.) is seeking more information from White House Chief Information Officer about which open government websites are at risk of being cut.
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