Chart: The U.S. Government Is Increasingly Hungry for Google's User Data | Statista
Americans' Views on Open Government Data | Pew Research Center
Americans' Views on Open Government Data | Pew Research Center
U.S. Government's Data Explosion (Infographic) | What's The Big Data?
Charts: Here's How Often Google and Facebook Say Yes to Government Snoops – Mother Jones
Top U.S. Government Data Breaches - BankInfoSecurity
Major administrative datasets of the U.S. government — all in one place - The Journalist's Resource
New Data on U.S. R&D: Summary Statistics from the 2019–20 Edition of National Patterns of R&D Resources | NSF - National Science Foundation
US Government continues to struggle with data center consolidation - DCD
The US Government and data transparency | by NYU Center for Data Science | Medium
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data.gov - Wikipedia
U.S. Government Data and Statistics - Government Research and Resources - LibGuides at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Prescott Campus
How The U.S. Federal Government Is Mobilizing To Enable Data-Driven Decision Making
US government shutdown deprives markets of key data | Financial Times
Americans Don't Trust the US Government — Especially with Their Data - CPO Magazine
U.S. Federal Government Spending is Now a Single, Unified Data Set
The US government is taking steps to ensure its data is capturing everyone | CNN Business
US government saves US$1.1bn by shutting data centers - DCD
Chart: U.S. Authorities Like Facebook's User Data | Statista
The Value of Federal Government Data – Digital.gov
Advancing Data Literacy in Government: Lessons from Early U.S. Pioneers — Data Foundation
New documents reveal 'huge' scale of US government's cell phone location data tracking | TechCrunch
The government's data center spending is still too high, GAO watchdog report says
The US government is taking steps to ensure its data is capturing everyone | CNN Business
U.S. government requests for Google, Facebook user data are way up | Mashable
Government breaches - can you trust the US Government with your data? - Comparitech
U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) - From health statistics to federal spending, open government data is information that anyone can freely use, modify, and share for any purpose. Today's WatchBlog looks at
