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The [[United States]] [[Federalism|federal]] [[Federal government of the United States|government]] is the largest [[Publishing|publisher]] of [[information]] in the [[world]]. Much of it is increasingly made available in [[Electronics|electronic]] form. | The [[United States]] [[Federalism|federal]] [[Federal government of the United States|government]] is the largest [[Publishing|publisher]] of [[information]] in the [[world]].{{Fact|date=March 2009}} Much of it is increasingly made available in [[Electronics|electronic]] form. | ||
Examples of data providers in the U.S. government are: | Examples of data providers in the U.S. government are: | ||
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* [[United States Census Bureau|Census Bureau]] | * [[United States Census Bureau|Census Bureau]] | ||
* [[Central Intelligence Agency]] | * [[Central Intelligence Agency]] | ||
[[Category:Executive branch of the United States government]] | [[Category:Executive branch of the United States government]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:38, 20 November 2010
The United States federal government is the largest publisher of information in the world.[citation needed] Much of it is increasingly made available in electronic form.
Examples of data providers in the U.S. government are: