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The headless CMS trend shows no signs of slowing. On the contrary, more brands are looking to headless to broaden their omnichannel customer experience.

Plus, Iowa awards more than $200 million in federal broadband grant funding to rural communities; New York City puts out the call for Open Data Week civic tech programming proposals; and more.

11 school projects from different schools located in County Kildare have been selected to appear in this years BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibit...

Google Maps is incredibly detailed and useful. But Google uses it for tracking and deliver ads. Should you contribute for free to build its monopoly?

By Victoria Macchi | National Archives News Enlarge Unused Form 17Fld-1, Portfolio Control Label for the 17th Decennial Census, 1950. The document was folded in half, and due to adhesive on the blank reverse side, the two halves adhered together. View in National Archives Catalog WASHINGTON, DC, December 14, 2021 — With the scheduled April 1, 2022, release of 1950 Census

Government Open APIs have the ability to create an open API ecosystem for better citizen good or increase structural inequality.

Electrical vehicles could one day be powered from the waste of North West Queensland copper mines as part of a new research project. Resources

The four winning teams developed digital tools designed to help local decision makers use federal data for better climate resilience planning.

The Saudi Central Bank (Sama) has announced the launch of the first version of its Open Data Platform, which contains economic, financial and monetary statistics and indicators for Saudi Arabia.

The Saudi Central Bank (Sama) has announced the launch of the first version of its Open Data Platform, which contains economic, financial and monetary statistics and indicators for Saudi Arabia.