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Fosterly is once again conducting a startup census, with a form that is now easier to use, according to Adam Zuckerman, founder of Fosterly. Fosterly collaborated with research experts from Virginia Tech to increase the scientific rigor of the 2017 census. The census report is a collaborative effort with commentary and analysis provided by some of our region’s leading subject matter experts.
This year's program produced 12 new data tools.
With lags in funding and new technology in need of testing, the U.S. Census Bureau has it's work cut out for it.
The Commerce Department is planning to use U.S. Postal Service workers to help with its 2018 end-to-end tests.
Panel recommends creating federal entity to collate statistics and provide more privacy protection for stakeholders.
A group assembled by the National Academies has recommended the creation of a new federal statistical entity.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is asking for a $187 million adjustment to fiscal 2018 levels to help with immediate challenges.
Burton Reist of the Census Bureau fills in Federal Drive with Tom Temin about the End-to-End Census Test.
The Census Project warns underfunding the 2020 Census will mean hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of negative state impacts.
With 2018 approaching, there's little time left to get the 2020 decennial count back on track. But the Census Bureau has neither a director nor a deputy.
Former Census Bureau Director John Thompson says he still believes the 2020 count will be more efficient and cost effective than previous ones, but he urged Congress to fully fund the agency's request in 2019.
In today's Federal Newscast, Susan Shinkman, director of the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Civil Enforcement, says she will be retiring by the end of the summer.
Census Bureau Chief Data Officer Zach Whitman says among the hopes for the site is to serve as a bridge between users who are more familiar with "data-data" and those more versed in geospatial data.
Census Bureau Director John Thompson will step down from his role at the end of June after serving nearly four years on the job. The bureau's next leader will take over the operations of the 2020 Census, which has already received considerable budget scrutiny from government watchdogs.