Interesting article on Canada’s InterGovWorld.com website on Ontario’s banning of Facebook and YouTube from Government networks.
The Canadian government is scrambling to deal with social networking and other Web 2.0 technologies that are spreading like wildfire across the nation, particularly amongst young users. Some say social media can revolutionize government communications, while others say they are […]
Ontario’s recent ban of Facebook and YouTube for government staffers ‘a play for time’
January 23rd, 2008 · No Comments · Canada, Government 2.0, Web 2.0
Tags: Government 2.0·Government Policy·strategy·Web 2.0
NZ Digital Strategy- Leading the way..
January 23rd, 2008 · No Comments · Collaboration, Government 2.0, Government Policy, Government Publications, Government as Platform, Infrastructure, NZ, Politics, Reports, Standards, Web 2.0, e-government, transparency
Just thought I would draw attention to New Zealand’s E-Government Website
http://www.e.govt.nz/
The site is a resource for government agency people in New Zealand who need up-to-date, easily accessible and authoritative e-government information & resources to assist them to achieve their agency’s e-government goals.
The e-government goals:
By 2007, information and communication technologies will […]
Tags: Collaboration·e-government·Government 2.0·Government as Platform·Government Policy·Government Publications·Infrastructure·NZ·Politics·Reports·Standards·strategy·transparency·Web 2.0