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| Opportunity to comment on deletion of obsolete rules Legislation Requiring the Creation of an Interactive Crime-Mapping Website Fighting Fires With Data, New York City Launches New Safety Inspection System Mayor Bloomberg and Fire Commissioner Cassano Announce New Risk-Based Fire Inspections Citywide Based On Data Mined from City Records Remarks made by CIIO Merchant at the MIT Enterprise Forum New Kentucky CIO Brings Big Experience Data centers under water: What, me worry? Statement of CIIO Merchant on the Appointment of Deputy Commissioner James Fowler as Kentucky State CIO Kentucky Names New State Government CIO How New York is Reinventing the Phone Booth Proper Planning Kept IT Agencies Afloat During Hurricane Sandy Will "Microtrenching" Realize New York City's Gigabit Dreams? New York City Announces Pilot Program to Pay Parking Meters Remotely and Launch of Real-Time Parking Availability Map Verizon Using Microtrenching To Install Fiber-Optic System in NYC New York City Launches Micro-Trenching Pilot Mayor Bloomberg Launches Fourth Annual NYC BigApps Competition 10-Foot-Tall Double-Sided Touchscreen Wins NYC’s Pay Phone Redesign Challenge Under Open Data Law, New York City Begins Herding Its Data March 11, 2013  Read the press release Happy Birthday to NYC’s Landmark Open Data Law New York’s Data Deluge Begins Why New York City’s Open Data Law is Worth Caring About One-Year Milestone of NYC’s Landmark Open Data Law NYC Awards Six Reinvent Payphones Finalists, Asks Public To Select Favorite Via Facebook New York City Announces Reinvent Payphones Design Challenge Finalists Redesigning NYC’s 11,412 Payphones for the Digital Age New York’s Real-Time Snow Plow Map to Get its First Major Test This Weekend Online map PlowNYC keeps New Yorkers up to date with plow effort Local officials: Wireless carriers MIA during Sandy FCC holds Hurricane Sandy hearings into telecom failures, fixes F.C.C. Seeks Ways to Keep Phones Alive in a Storm Brooklyn Family Justice Center Hosts Ceremony for First Class of ‘NYC STEPS’ Program Graduates Michael Bloomberg Wants You to Design New York City's Payphone of the Future Michael Bloomberg Wants To Do Something Cool With New York's Phone Booths Reinvent Payphones, a City-sponsored challenge, encourages technology and design innovation in the City’s payphone infrastructure Making the Most of the Open Data Movement Calling Back the Pay Phone November 13, 2012 Read the articleCable Guys: New York City Builds Up Its Telecom Infrastructure New York City Honored for Cybersecurity Leadership New York City recognizes October as National Cyber Security Awareness Month and Protect Your Identity Week Department of Information Technology & Telecommunications Announces First-Ever “NYC Data Week” ConnectNYC, a New City-sponsored Competition, will Expand New York City’s Broadband Connectivity NYC Open Data project highlighted at the NYC Semantic Technology & Business Conference Statement Of Citywide Chief Information & Innovation Officer Rahul N. Merchant On Meeting With Japanese Government CIO NYC Chosen as a Partner for the Code for America 2013 Fellowship Program Statements of Chief Policy Advisor Feinblatt and Chief Information and Innovation Officer Merchant on New York City's Participation in Code For America's 2013 Fellowship Program DIG/IT Provides Badge-based Learning for At-Risk Students in NYC High Schools Investment to Expand Fiber Optic Network to Key New York City Business Locations Time Warner Plans NYC Fiber Network Expansion New Technology Toolkit to Help Small Local Businesses Launch and Grow Online Time Warner Cable Learning Lab Opens in South Park Slope Brooklyn New York City Shows New Law Enforcement Technology NYPD, Microsoft launch crime-tracking system Mayor Bloomberg, Police Commissioner Kelly and Microsoft Unveil New Law Enforcement Technology Mobile Computer Labs Deliver High-Speed Internet to Public Housing City CIOs See Inspiration for Civic Hackers in New Federal Portal for City Data Revamped NYC Census FactFinder provides the most up-to-date population profiles for specific locations in New York City New York City Phone Booths Reborn as Wi-Fi Hotspots Mayor Bloomberg Announces New, Real-Time Traffic Management System to Reduce Congestion in Midtown Manhattan New York City pay phone kiosks become Wi-Fi hot spots City Begins Wi-Fi Pilot Program in 10 Phone Booths NYC Starts Offering Free, Unlimited WiFi Via Payphone Kiosks NYC Is Turning Payphones Into Wi-Fi Hotspots Free WiFi Service Provided Through Payphone Kiosks City’s First Sustainability Hackathon Brings Local Tech Community Together to Help Create a Greener, Greater NYC New York City’s Bronx Family Justice Center Hosts Ceremony for First Class of NYC STEPS Program Graduates. Five Ways New York City is Changing its Broadband Policy New York City’s Queens Family Justice Center Hosts Ceremony for Second Class of NYC STEPS Program Graduates 311 wins 2012 UN Public Service Award Domestic Abuse Victims Graduate from City Job-Training Program City Announces Plan to Increase Broadband Access Mayor Bloomberg's Big Plan to Improve Broadband NYC Housing Authority Puts Broadband on Wheels New York City Pushes for Maximum Connectivity Mayor Bloomberg and Speaker Quinn Announce New Initiatives to Expand New York City's Broadband Connectivity Gang of 7 Big City CIOs Forges Ahead Despite Turnover Digital Literacy Programs for the Facebook Generation Cities Aim to Slash 311 Costs Without Affecting Services Special Report: Can Governments Keep Up Their Open Data Initiatives? The New Tech Economy: Supporting Every Sector May is Internet Month in New York City Paving a Path for Girls on NYC's Digital Frontier Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg appoints Rahul N. Merchant as New York City's first Citywide Chief Information and Innovation Officer Wiki taps public ideas for new open-data law Mayor Bloomberg Announces Winners of NYC BigApps 3.0, Third Annual Competition to Create Apps Using Official City Data Mayor Bloomberg Announces Commissioner Carole Post To Join New York Law School City to Install 'Smart Screens' in Some Public Phone Booths City 'i's New Phone Booths Time Warner Cable Learning Lab Opens at James Weldon Johnson Community Center in Harlem Now that Open Data is Law in New York, Meet Carole Post, The Enforcer City Seeks to Become a New Internet Address Governments Take Different Paths to Cloud Security Bloomberg signs NYC 'Open Data Policy' into law, plans web portal for 2018 Will NYC's Open Data Catch Fire? NYC Passes Data Transparency Law NYC mayor signs law to release city data by 2018 Mayor Bloomberg Signs Legislation Creating a Citywide Comprehensive Open Data Policy Cloud Technology Wins in NYC Super Bowl Parade Official Opening of Public Voting for NYC BigApps 3.0 New York City Readies for a Website Overhaul New York City's IT Outlook New York City CIO Q&A Mayor Bloomberg and Speaker Quinn Launch Online 'NYC Street Closures' Map Mayor Bloomberg Announces Completion of Major Milestones in 911 System Overhaul Sought by the City for Decades | |
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