Internet users looking for information at the U.S. government’s Web portal will get more complete and relevant results using a new search engine unveiled Tuesday, according to officials with the U.S.
Every retailer in the world works hard to take maximum advantage of the holiday season - and Uncle Sam is no exception. Over at FirstGov.gov, citizen-consumers can meander through a shopping site that ...
Yesterday, the U.S. General Services Administration announced new Web Search and News capabilities will be added to FirstGov.gov, the U.S. Government's official Web portal. The new capabilities will ...
In the November 1st Government Executive story, "FirstGov Falling Short" by Roger Baker, the author "falls short" with his comments on the current facts at FirstGov. The article is filled with old ...
FirstGov, the federal portal, will take a big leap into the 21st century soon. The General Services Administration has chosen Vivisimo, makers of the Clusty.com search engine, and Microsoft MSN Search ...
It's more colorful, more concise and a lot quicker. The overhauled FirstGov Web portal appeared online Feb. 27 as a visible sign of the Bush administration's efforts to make government more productive ...
At least three major search engine companies and scores of other businesses are competing to supply the new search engine for the federal government's Web portal, firstgov.gov. Inktomi Corp., whose ...
Vice President Cheney unveiled a redesigned FirstGov.gov Web site at a White House press conference Feb. 27. The redesign is one of the administration's first high-profile accomplishments in its ...
Last Friday FirstGov.gov launched two new RSS feeds and an e-mail update service. An RSS feed is available for "FirstGov.gov Updates - News and Features" which offers important news and information ...
FirstGov.gov, the official US web portal, has updated their image search engine to include even more hard to find graphics: The Image Search yields a wide range of graphics, including images from ...
With 20,000 or more Web sites, agencies are investing heavily in e-government to provide online services to citizens and businesses. But the results of that investment are difficult to assess. Simple ...
FirstGov is more than a travel site: The U.S. government created it as a portal for official information. But since the Sept. 11 attacks, FirstGov has assembled a useful roundup of travel information.