Submission + - New Hampshire begins open-data efforts (techpresident.com) 1

Submitted by Plugh on Monday February 07, 2011 @01:57PM

Plugh writes: The Free State Project was created to move 20,000 small-government activists to New Hampshire (here's the Slashdot story from 2002).

IT people, with our ability to work anywhere, were some of the first to move. Now, with over a dozen Free Staters elected to the NH legislature, these geeks are starting to affect government data-sharing policy.

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by bwisok ( 991871 ) writes:

Thankfully, the Free Staters are affecting more than just data sharing policy. More like freedom-sharing policy. Brian Wright Proprietor, The Coffee Coaster http://www.thecoffeecoaster.com/ [thecoffeecoaster.com]

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