Arguments against e-voting shouldn't stop progress

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May 24, 2004

There is a huge backlash underway toward the adoption of e-voting systems, and the momentum seems to be growing. Read what Greg Swistak has to say about the…

Automated kiosk takes letters, parcels 24/7

May 20, 2004

ANN ARBOR, Mich.-There's no need to wait in line for the next postal clerk, according to an article in the Ann Arbor News.   The U.S. Postal Service is testing…

Self-service lottery terminals on way to Pennsylvania

May 19, 2004

HARRISBURG, Pa.-The Pennsylvania Lottery is launching self service lottery terminals in areas like sports arenas, resorts, airports and taverns, according to a…

New voting machines sit unused

May 12, 2004

INDIANAPOLIS-According to a story in the Indianapolis Star, the 615 unused touchscreen voting kiosks that are collecting dust in an Eastside warehouse might…

Indiana's BMV kiosk vendor takes blame for causing overcharges

May 11, 2004

INDIANAPOLIS-A vendor hired by the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles admitted Tuesday to causing the state agency to overcharge hundreds of people for license…

Diebold facing potential voting problems

May 8, 2004

NORTH CANTON, Ohio-In 2003, Diebold won the largest voting contract in the U.S., a deal worth $55 million, in Maryland, according to an article on…

KIS preferred vendor for DynaTouch military kiosks

May 6, 2004

LOUISVILLE, Colo. -- Kiosk Information Systems (KIS) announced its strategic marketing partnership with DynaTouch Corp., a leading kiosk software developer and…

Computer expert: E-voting systems flawed

May 5, 2004

WASHINGTON-Electronic voting systems are highly vulnerable and flawed according to an article on CNN.com.

Computer expert: E-voting systems flawed

WASHINGTON (AP)--Electronic voting systems are highly vulnerable and flawed according to an article on CNN.com.

E-Data sues Getty Images and Corbis

May 4, 2004

LONG ISLAND, NY-Digital media company E-Data announced it has filed patent infringement lawsuits against Getty Images and Corbis, the latest companies that may…

Internet zaps long lines at immigration offices

May 3, 2004

Los Angeles--The tedious hours-long wait outside the downtown Los Angeles federal immigration office to process paperwork has been greatly diminished by a new…

New information points hit the right buttons

May 3, 2004

LONDON--Kiosks, or new information points, or as they are known, are hitting all the right buttons with Gateshead residents according to a story on Managing…

California decertifies touch screens

May 2, 2004

RIVERSIDE, CA--Secretary of State Kevin Shelley decertified all touch-screen voting systems in 10 California counties, according to a story in The…

One kiosk mushrooms into 15 as self-service makes a hit with Nevada drivers

April 29, 2004

CARSON CITY, NV--A single kiosk installed six months ago at the Carey Avenue branch of the Department of Motor Vehicles in North Las Vegas proved so successful…

Transportation Security agency testing 'Registered Traveler Initiative' this summer

April 26, 2004

The Transportation Security Administration is going high-tech this summer via a three-month test of the "Registered Traveler Initiative," according to an…

Regulators concerned about betting kiosks

April 26, 2004

CARSON CITY--Nevada gaming officials are concerned about regulation problems that may arise from rapid advances in technology and casino kiosks according to a…

Suit seeks paper receipt for Maryland voters using screens

April 22, 2004

Anne Arundel County, MD--The Campaign for Verifiable Voting is taking the stance that paper records are necessary to guarantee that each vote recorded by the…

Diebold dealt blow when panel recommends ban on touchscreen voting

April 22, 2004

SACRAMENTO--A California Voting Systems and Procedures Panel recommended Thursday that 15,000 electronic voting machines in four counties be banned in the…

Postal service increases efficiency with self-service kiosks

April 21, 2004

CHICAGO, IL--During a speech at the Chicago Association of Direct Marketing's DM Days & Expo show, Postmaster General John Potter took the opportunity to…

Kiosks one element in new Oklahoma City '`way-finding' system

April 15, 2004

OKLAHOMA CITY--Oklahoma City officials have started installing a system of about 100 signs to help pedestrians and drivers navigate downtown.