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Digital Communities | Follow Us on Twitter Finding technology to meet your needs can be difficult. It's a good thing we enjoy a challenge. Visit the21stcenturycommunity.com. today and learn more about how technology and CDW-G are meeting your challenges head on. Tuesday, December 15, 2009 News and Features Seattle CIO One of Four Directors Kept by Mayor-Elect Mike McGinn Seattle Mayor-elect Mike McGinn to retain some of Greg Nickels' staff, including CIO Bill Schrier. Nixle CEO Craig Mitnick Talks About His Twitter Alternative Public safety agencies have flocked quickly to the short messaging service because of its security. Students Seek to Improve Third World Communities Through Engineering Design The D80 Center mobilizes university students to put the skills they are learning in college to work in the field in countries around the globe. Year in Review: Web 2.0 Helps Governments Connect to Citizens Los Angeles, Washington state join Twitter to inform residents. Digital Communities Magazine Digital Communities magazine is the premier information source for cities, counties and regions to explore and share experiences and best practices beyond just infrastructure and mobile innovations. Get FREE Subscription View Current Issue Video Gov. Schweitzer Interview Pt. 1 Governor Brian Schweitzer of Montana discusses alternative energy efforts, and the problems of getting Montana wind energy to California electric cars. Blogs Notes from a City CIO By Bill Schrier Translucent to the User Lohrmann on Infrastructure By Dan Lohrmann Learning from Funny Conference Calls Upcoming Events GTC Southwest: The Texas Digital Government Summit Feb 17-Feb 18, 2010

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