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OpenCongress. Open Source.

By Ellen Miller on 05/02/07 @ 10:00 am | 0 Comments

Tags: OpenCongress.org, OpenMass, Sunlight Foundation

We are delighted to point you to OpenMass — a new website that takes ourOpenCongress.org open source framework and applies it to Massachusetts legislation, legislators and news about issues in the state. As they say, imitation is the highest form of flattery. Forty-nine more states to go.

Update: Check out the Open Government movement in Pennsylvania at PassOpenRecords.org where a movement to push for new open records laws appears to be centered. This effort is sponsored by the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association. Join in the conversation.

And send us more examples of what's happening around the country

← Time to let citizens cover Congress Senate Republicans Want to Offer Amendments to S.223 →

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