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Joshua Tauberer
Joshua Tauberer is an open government activist. He is the creator and maintainer of GovTrack〔(About GovTrack.us )〕 and a primary contributor to The Open Senate project.
Joshua is currently employed at LARSA, Inc where he works on structural engineering software. His government and civic hacking〔''Hacking'' is used here in its original sense of "enthusiast computer programming (to improve life in some way)"; see also http://razor.occams.info/civictech.xpd .〕 are performed through his company Civic Impulse.〔(), accessed 2010-01-03.〕
==GovTrack==
Tauberer created GovTrack to make legislative information more easily accessible to everyone,〔(Think Your Lawmakers Don't Read Bills? Do It Yourself ), The Washington Post, 2006-03-01, accessed 2010-01-03.〕 providing research and tracking tools but also raw data feeds that third parties use to create other services. He conceived the idea for GovTrack during his freshman year at Princeton.〔(How Did They Vote? Updates by E-Mail of Congressional Ayes and Nays ), The New York Times, 2005-01-27, accessed 2010-01-03.〕 The utility of the data that Tauberer made available on his site (and later became available on other sites) was part of the inspiration for Congressman Mike Honda's legislation to provide new sources of legislative data for public repurposing.〔(An API for Federal Legislation? Congress Wants Your Opinion ), Wired.com, 2009-03-05, accessed 2010-01-03.〕〔(Congressional Data Mining: Coming Soon? ), Mother Jones, 2009-03-05, accessed 2010-01-03.〕
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