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apple.com - 12/14/2008

Change.gov

— apple.com — Change.gov, the website of the Obama administration’s transition team, is now available as an iPhone app.... (more) Change.gov

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readwriteweb.com - 12/15/2008

Change.gov iPhone App Now Available

— readwriteweb.com — Earlier this month we noted that Barack Obama's Presidential transition site Change.gov had added OpenID login for... commenters and that the site had traded the traditional copyright for the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license . Last week, the ... (more) Change.gov iPhone App Now Available

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ventana.cerado.com - 12/14/2008

Change.gov : iPhone, Mobile and Widget Versions: a Ventana by Cerado Inc

— ventana.cerado.com — Get the Change.gov widget Change.gov : iPhone, Mobile and Widget Versions A Ventana TM by Cerado Inc... This iPhone, mobile and widget version of Change.gov was created using Cerado Ventana. Please note that all content in the site is licensed under a ... (more) Change.gov : iPhone, Mobile and Widget Versions: a ...

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