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• FCC wants public comment on digital democracy - voting online

  
  ZDNet Government — Authority: 131
  The FCC is looking for comments which will influence the FCCs policy and submit back recommendations to Congress.
  2 days ago

• FCC to review regulatory and legal impacts to cloud services and identity management

  
  ZDNet Government — Authority: 131
  The FCC is embarking on a review of several innovations that have now gained critical mass, among them, cloud computing, identity management and government data transparency.
  2 days ago

• Government 2.0: Lost in EU Declaration

  
  Andrea DiMaio — Authority: 490
  Every other year the ministers responsible for e-government in the EU member states, candidate accession countries and those in European free trade area meet to discuss respective progress on e-government as well as common future objectives. This year they are meeting at a conference in Malmo (Sweden) on November ...
  2 days ago

• E-Parliament

  
  The Great E-mancipator — Authority: 117
  A recent post (11 November 2009) on the World Bank’s blog brings into play another “e” word! This time its E-Parliament. Paul Mitchell, who recently spoke at the World e-Parliament 2009 Conference in Washington D.C., USA,  is the author and is very confident of the value ICT might have, although he does ...
  2 days ago

• Getting The Cobwebs Out Of The City Website

  
  Smart City Memphis — Authority: 422
  There’s not much that can be done to the city and county websites that would do any damage. They are the digital equivalents of a three car pile-up on the interstate. Well, in the county’s case, it’s more like a five car pile-up. If a public website is the on-line representation of a government’s persona, ...
  2 days ago

• Microsites make perfect

  
  Puffbox.com — Authority: 418
  Steph Gray drew my attention to a piece highlighting the downside of microsites , and offered a nicely balanced view of the pros and cons. But whilst I admit to a commercial interest here, he missed one strong reason in favour of allowing at least the occasional microsite. I know it flies in the face of web ...
  3 days ago

• Its now time for e-government policy to take the spotlight

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  As the EU prepares the next stage of its eUnion action plan, its time for e-government to step out of the shadows Early in 2006 I was at one of those off-the-record Whitehall briefings beloved by ministers when the subject of online tax returns came up. Our host – quite a senior politician, though no household name ...
  3 days ago

• tw telecom Forms Alliance with Fiber Ring

  
  BriefingRoom on TelephonyOnline — Authority: 437
  tw telecom Forms Alliance with Fiber Ring Colorado-based company is first national broadband provider to sign on to the project Canandaigua, N.Y., November 18, 2009 — The Finger Lakes Regional Telecommunications Development Corp. (FLRTDC) is pleased to announce that tw telecom (Nasdaq: TWTC) — a $1 billion ...
  3 days ago

• Internet against government corruption

  
  Sciencetext Tech Talk — Authority: 414
  Can the internet prevent government corruption? You’re probably never going to meet an entirely honest politician, but according to a statistical study by US researchers of 170 countries the internet could provide the tools necessary to reduce corruption significantly. Martha García-Murillo of the School of ...
  3 days ago

• NoScript Firefox Addon Gives Preemptive And Secured Browsing Experience !

  
  vhxn.com — Authority: 441
  This is a reliable and secured addon for your web browser. Therefore, you can allow your active content to run only from trusted sites and you can protect yourself against XSS and Click Jacking attacks. Moreover, this is the winner of “2006 PC World Class Award” as this is able to provide extra protection for your ...
  3 days ago

• Ordnance Survey maps to go free online

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 986
  PM to open access to 2,000 data sets in victory for Guardians Free Our Data campaign The government is to explore ways of making all Ordnance Survey maps freely available online from April, in a victory for the Guardians three-year Free Our Data campaign. The move will bring the UK into line with the free publication ...
  4 days ago

• Ordnance Survey data ‘will’ be freed

  
  Puffbox.com — Authority: 418
  Its quite amusing to compare and contrast the announcements from DCLG and Ordnance Survey today, regarding boundaries, postcode areas and mid scale mapping information. DCLGs press release proudly declares: The Prime Minister and Communities Secretary John Denham will today announce that the public will have ...
  4 days ago

• Internet Governance Forum goes to Egypt and hits a few snags

  
  ZDNet Government — Authority: 131
  It seems that no matter where, when and why, somebody has to make sure a political statement is made. Now it seems that the United Nations is also getting into the Internet debate and dipping its toes into the Net Neutrality debate.
  4 days ago

• The Queen could better manage security of personal information than civil servants are

  
  ZDNet Government — Authority: 131
  Information in the health care sector, voter information are being either stolen or misplaced on a regular basis. Hundreds of incidents are occurring.
  4 days ago

• E-Government Webinar - Archive

  
  The Blah, Blah, Blah Blog — Authority: 128
  Very well done and informative webinar last week. Here is the archive if you missed the live event. ---------------------------------------------- Thank you for attending the E-Government in Public Libraries: Legal Concerns webinar on November 12, 2009. We are providing a link to the recording, as well as the ...
  5 days ago

• Jobcentre +

  
  The Great E-mancipator — Authority: 117
  Hot off the press (10 November 2009) from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) comes ” A qualitative study of satisfaction and dissatisfaction with Jobcentre Plus ” by Dr Alex Nunn, Fiona Walton and Sukvinder Jassi from the Policy Research Institute at Leeds Metropolitan University. At 152 pages its a ...
  6 days ago

• This week, e-Government key players will be in Malmö, Sweden.

  
  World e-Democracy Forum — Authority: 113
  On Wednesday 18 November, Vinnova and the City of Malmö organize a Pre-conference for the EU 5th Ministerial eGovernment Conference. The aim of this pre-conference (fully booked) is to demonstrate actual use of and potential of eGovernment research. Member State ministers responsible for eGovernment are scheduled ...
  1 week ago

• Life insurance may prove difficult to get if you contract H1N1

  
  ZDNet Government — Authority: 131
  President Obama wants to ensure that health insurance companies cannot deny you coverage if you have a pre-existing condition. He may have another challenge ahead: life insurance.
  1 week ago

• Building the “Local” website, not a council website

  
  Carl's Notepad — Authority: 458
  I have been thinking about council websites, specifically around the issues of – whether we need them, what management of them should look like, how we structure them, and which audiences we are really trying to serve. Some of this was prompted by an excellent post by Sarah Lay from Derbyshire on “ Do Councils ...
  1 week ago

• Government 2.0 Australia – Change that’s needed

  
  INNOVATION. International Journal by 2thinknow. — Authority: 127
  David Eaves of the Government 2.0 Taskforce Australia  – International Reference Group – wrote this interesting post on their web blog. Third, Create a Government Wide Wiki The first reason to create a wiki is that it would give people a place to work collectively on documents, within their departments or ...
  1 week ago

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