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City Business: ‘Nasty decisions’ expected from city’s interim tech chief

By Brian Denzer

New Orleans City Business reporter Jennifer Larino wrote an excellent article a couple of weeks ago on the reforms Mayor Landrieu will need to tackle… »

Times-Picayune opinion: Better data will build a better city

By Brian Denzer

A NolaStat opinion piece published in The Times-Picayune calls on incoming Mayor Mitch Landrieu to commit to an open government policy on his first day… »

Times-Picayune opinion: Data on-line could jump-start activism

By Brian Denzer

Mayor-elect Mitch Landrieu announced yesterday that he’s tapped former D.C. Mayor Anthony Williams as a corporate leadership consultant. Williams’ leadership was cited in a NolaStat… »

Congratulations Mitch!

By Brian Denzer

The election of Mitch as mayor with 66% of the vote was a landslide. In the election map completed for NolaStat (3 MB PDF), it’s… »

An engine for increasing the velocity of democracy

By Brian Denzer

It’s an accepted truth that a healthy democracy requires citizens who participate in the civic life of their communities, and who engage with government institutions…. »

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James Perry on transparency

By Brian Denzer

It’s unfortunate for our city that some people only remember how Mayor Nagin and Sanitation Director Veronica White accused Stacy Head of racism after the Councilwoman accused White of lying. It’s unfortunate that some people don’t remember what the underlying issue was: transparency.
Veronica White revealed that she was willfully withholding monthly data for the number… »

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City Business: ‘Nasty decisions’ expected from city’s interim tech chief

Times-Picayune opinion: Better data will build a better city

Times-Picayune opinion: Data on-line could jump-start activism

Congratulations Mitch!

An engine for increasing the velocity of democracy

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James Perry on transparency

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