To save or delete? It's a frequent but important question for state government workers managing e-mail. The answer to that question potentially affects the public and whether citizens can access the electronic messages replacing paper documents traditionally used by government officials.
March 19, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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To save or delete? It’s a frequent but important question for state government workers trying to manage e-mail flooding their computers.
The answer to that question potentially affects the public, however, and whether New Mexicans can access the electronic messages replacing paper documents traditionally used by government officials.
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