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Where are the RSS feeds for Government data?

Dear Reader,

Where are the RSS feeds for Government data? Seriously? The Government collects data about a variety of topics. Everything from census data to business licenses. Where are the RSS feeds for all of this data? Since I’ve already paid to collect it by paying my taxes, shouldn’t I be able to get this access to this data?

As a small business man, I’d love an RSS feed of new business licenses, new corporations, etc. Then I can filter it down into names and address of companies who are likely to need my services. (I’m an information architect and Sysadmin.) So why do I still have to get this information from traditional sources?

Until next time,
(l)(k)(bunny)
=C=

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