The Google Public Policy blog likes S. 2321, a bill to amend the E-Government Act of 2002.
According to the Googlers, “it directs the Office of Management and Budget to create guidance and best practices for federal agencies to make their websites more accessible to search engine crawlers, and thus to citizens who rely on search engines to access information provided by their government.”
Who says everything Google says and does is interesting?
But seriously, more government transparency is better. And my effort at government transparency and public involvement shows opinion on S. 2321 running at . . . well, take a look for yourself!
Get out the vote, Google!
Update: Jerry and I seem to have written about this at about the same time. Look to him for more substance. Me, I’m just links, quotes, snark, and widgets.
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