Resources, Reports, Tools, Lists, and Full-Text Documents (7 Items)
Population–United States–Statistics
Just Released, The Foreign-Born Population: 2000
Summary/Fast Facts/Tables ||| Full-Text
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Births–United States–Statistics
Source: CDC
Just Released, Births: Final Data for 2002
Summary/Fast Facts ||| Full Text (7.8 MB; pdf)
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Volunteerism–United States–Statistics
Source: BLS
Full Text, Volunteering in the United States
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Climate–United States–Year in Review
Source: National Climatic Data Center
New Report, Climate of 2003: 2003 in Historical Perspective ||| Chart
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Economy–United States–Statistics
Source: U.S. Department of Commerce
Full Text Report, Digital Economy 2003
“Digital Economy 2003 (DE2003) is the Department�s fifth annual report on conditions in U.S. information technology (IT) industries and the effects of IT on national economic performance.” In a nutshell, the technology industry is recovering slowly, but hiring and salaries are lagging somewhat.
See Also: Direct to Full Report (PDF; 2.26MB)
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Homeland Security
Source: The White House (via FAS)
White House Publishes Two New Homeland Security Presidential Directives
1) Critical Infrastructure Identification, Prioritization, and Protection
2) National Preparedness
Thanks to S.A. for the resource tip.
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Cable Television–United States–Statistics
Source: National Cable & Telecommunications Association
Cable Television Industry Overview
“NCTA is the principal trade association of the cable industry in the United States, representing cable operators serving more than 90 percent of the nation’s cable television households. It also represents more than 200 cable program services as well as equipment suppliers and service providers to the industry.” The Statistics and Resources section contains state data (% of households that are cable subscribers), the top 25 cable systems, and the top 20 cable networks.
See Also: Mid-Year 2003 Cable & Telecommunications Industry Overview (PDF; 903KB)
See Also: Cable & Telecommunications Glossary
See Also: Cable & Telecommunications Organizations

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