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Office of Technology Assessment Archive launched

Today the Federation of American Scientists (FAS) launched the Office of Technology Assessment Archive, http://fas.org/ota. It includes information about the history of the office and features over 720 reports and documents that were produced by OTA during its 23 year history. In the video section there is a new interview with Congressman Rush Holt, who explains why he has been leading the effort to revive OTA. He also describes some current policy issues that OTA could address.

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