Inspired by the power of broadband and rising trend towards government transparency, the FCC and Knight Foundation just announced the Apps for Inclusion contest this morning at the Digital Inclusion Summit.

Following in the footsteps of other successful application competitions, such as Apps for Democracy and the recently launched Apps for the Army, this is sure to encourage numerous developers to create innovative solutions to improve online access to government services and information.  The Knight Foundation is committing $100,000 in prize money and a panel of experts will pick a winner (including a “people’s choice”).

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