
This morning, Sunlight's John Wonderlich joined Greta Wodele Brawner on C-SPAN's Washington Journal to discuss Sunshine Week, transparency and accountability in the United States.
Continue readingThis morning, Sunlight's John Wonderlich joined Greta Wodele Brawner on C-SPAN's Washington Journal to discuss Sunshine Week, transparency and accountability in the United States.
Continue readingLast week was busy and exciting here at Sunlight as we marked another successful Sunshine Week. It was a great... View Article
Continue readingIf you read Monday’s New York Times story about how many lobbyists are de-registering in the face of new filing... View Article
Continue readingSunlight’s John Wonderlich gave remarks before the Federal Communication Commission yesterday. I’m posting his full remarks below: 8/6/09 — Remarks... View Article
Continue readingToday, May 8th, marks the 125th birthday of Harry S Truman, our 33rd president. He once said, “Secrecy and a... View Article
Continue readingWithin the past week, the New York State Senate has taken some impressive steps toward conducting its business open and... View Article
Continue readingHere are a few of the more interesting media mentions of Sunlight and our friends and grantees from this week:... View Article
Continue readingHere’s a little fun for your weekend. Yesterday, the Open House Google Group turned into an outright poetry slam. David... View Article
Continue readingBuilding on the achievements of the Open House Project, today we are launching a parallel initiative, the Open Senate Project.... View Article
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Poor John. He can't quite get over his late night work habits. (Before he came to Sunlight to direct our Open House Project he worked a day job and indulged his fascination with politics between the hours of 10 PM and 4 AM).
Last night at 2 AM he sent this email:
I just finished reading the latest CRS report from August 26th on Congress and the Internet, linked in the latest Open House Project report, and was delighted to find that Sunlight and the Open House Project are specifically cited by Walter Oleszek (senior government analyst for CRS) for our work in promoting citizen access.
That it was Oleszek's report was particularly satisfying for me, since reading several of his introductory books on Congress (Congressional Procedures and the Policy Process, and Congress and Its Members) is what got me quasi proficient enough to get started.
John has some more extensive thoughts this morning.
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