Techwire's staff writes daily, but on our way to finding areas of interest for you to read about, we read a lot of content. Many of the articles we read inform our coverage but don't necessarily fit into the Techwire model.
Here are some of the pieces we thought you would find interesting:
Google's Alphabet Inc. is lobbying to minimize Illinois' biometric privacy law.
Nevada schools have found a way to link gaming with cybersecurity education. The state has recognized there are not enough cybersecurity experts while the threats are growing.
For a look at how cities across the country are using data this month, you can read this roundup. Bonus: Sacramento gets a shout out.
Net neutrality changes are officially happening today on a national level. And these are the states' responses to that.
GovLoop explored technology business management and the National Association of State Chief Information Officers' (NASCIO) state procurement expertise.
And California joined several other sates in creating open source, free software guidelines for state entities.
