The Miller Internet Data Integrity Scale, produced by Stephen C. Miller at the New York Times, describes the "hierarchy of trust" that reporters should have in information gleaned different kinds of Web sites. Government data is at the top of the list. Next is data from universities, followed by special interest groups, and last is "other." Seems obvious (it was updated in March 2004), but still nice to see.
While the engineers and astronauts are getting all the attention this week with NASA’s latest shuttle mission, I’d like to take a moment to congratulate the gang at NASA Public Affairs on the NASA Web site. The orchestration of all the up to the minute multimedia content is a marvel to behold. A great job on a huge undertaking.
The Law Librarian Blog says that "one of the best Federal agency websites has to be the website of the National Labor Relations Board." It praises the depth of the electronic reading room and the site's e-gov services. Way to go!
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