Clearing the Cache: Vegas
BY Nancy Scola | Tuesday, July 20 2010
- Harry-Reid challenger Sharron Angle and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann are among the bold-faced names touted as attractions at RightOnline, happening in Vegas at the end of the week. (Reid himself will be hitting the nearby Netroots Nation.)
- The White House marks the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act with a "technology showcase."
- The federal judiciary offers some suggestions on what courts might tell jurors on social media: "You may not communicate with anyone about the case on your cell phone, through e-mail, Blackberry, iPhone, text messaging or on Twitter, through any blog or website, through any internet chat room, or by way of any other social networking websites, including Facebook, My Space, LinkedIn and YouTube."
- Fact-checking a Sarah Palin Facebook endorsement.
- And this wasn't the first time Palin had refudiated. (via Andrew Sullivan)
- A USDA official gets YouTube'd.
- GAO points out data problems with the (old version of) OMB's IT Dashboard.
- And here's a random tidbit from a Fox News post on the paradox of political transparency: the congressional rules that C-SPAN operates under prevent it from taking reaction shots.