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Constitution Center uses SeePoint kiosks to engage visitors
October 14, 2003
PHILADELPHIA -- After a day of learning about the history and relevance of the U.S. Constitution at the newly opened National Constitution Center, visitors can…
read nowCompuware, NetShift working on community portal
October 13, 2003
TORFAEN BOROUGH, South Wales -- Software and services provider Compuware Corp. has chosen NetShift as one of its strategic partners for a project with Torfaen…
read nowIndia courts offer kiosks to litigants
October 7, 2003
BOMBAY, India -- Citizens can use touchscreens to gain access to information about their cases or to find the date of their next hearings. A kiosk has been set…
read nowIndia gets 250 roadside information kiosks
September 29, 2003
MUMBAI, India -- The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will install information kiosks at 250 roadside locations in the city, as well as in all ward…
read nowWincor-Nixdorf to distribute self-serve postal terminals
September 22, 2003
PADERBORN, Germany -- Wincor Nixdorf, in cooperation with vendor New Vision, will distribute stamp terminals in selected countries. Both companies made the…
read nowIndia utility places 100 bill-payment kiosks
September 21, 2003
BANGALORE, India -- The Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) is setting up 100 e-kiosks all over the city where residents can make online payments…
read nowPa. lottery to add 1,000 kiosks
September 17, 2003
CLIFTON, N.J. - IGT Online Entertainment Systems, Inc. (IGT OES) says that it has concluded a contract amendment agreement with its longtime customer, the…
read nowKiosks help Americans document opinions about U.S. history
September 16, 2003
WASHINGTON -- At a Sept. 17 ceremony with President George W. Bush, John W. Carlin, the Archivist of the United States, will launch "The People's Vote: 10…
read nowCould Calif. be in need of voting kiosks?
September 15, 2003
SAN FRANCISCO -- A federal appeals court postponed California's Oct. 7 gubernatorial recall election because of the limitations of outdated punch-card ballot…
read nowIowa plans memorial kiosk for local Medal of Honor recipients
September 3, 2003
DES MOINES, Iowa -- State officials plan to spend $125,000 on a multi-media kiosk recognizing the more than 80 Iowans who have won the Medal of Honor, the…
read nowDynaTouch forms national tech partnership with VA
August 24, 2003
SAN ANTONIO -- DynaTouch Corp. and the Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis are working on a national initiative to give veterans a way to access…
read nowPakistan government commits to IT, e-government
August 21, 2003
ISLAMABAD -- The government wants the international community to look at Pakistan as a vibrant and lucrative IT market, and plans to make a financial…
read nowDiebold fires back on '`bias' of e-voting critic
August 19, 2003
MCKINNEY, Texas -- Diebold Election Systems expressed "shock and disappointment" at recent admissions from Johns Hopkins associate professor Avi Rubin…
read nowSome communities balk at postal kiosks
August 10, 2003
MARION, Ohio -- Patrons of New Bloomington Post Office like to visit when they come in. The town has had the same postal clerk for 25 years. In many…
read nowDenver to spend $6 million on parking kiosk project
August 4, 2003
DENVER -- Installation of 77 parking stations will begin this September on sidewalks in Denver's Cherry Creek North area.
read nowIndia plans e-governance kiosks for 1,000 villages
August 3, 2003
BANGALORE, India -- Over a thousand villages in Karnataka will get computer kiosks by early 2004.
read nowRhode Island town lets residents pay taxes online
August 3, 2003
CUMBERLAND, R.I. -- Town officials are trying to make paying taxes a little more convenient by letting residents pay online. This fiscal year the town will add…
read nowVerdict due on U.K.'s e-voting pilot
July 30, 2003
LONDON -- Electoral Commission Chairman Sam Younger will announce the results of an analysis of voting experiments by 59 local authorities, according to the…
read nowProbation check-in kiosks save millions for NYC police
July 27, 2003
NEW YORK CITY -- Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been under pressure to balance the city's budget without slashing services. The Department of Corrections is one…
read nowResearchers identify problems in electronic voting machines
July 24, 2003
BALTIMORE -- Touchscreen voting machines manufactured by Diebold Election System may harbor serious software flaws that could allow voters or poll workers to…
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