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[FreedomSight] From the Taubman Center for Public Policy at Brown University: "Utah and Maine are at the top of the list for e-government in the United States, according to the sixth annual e-government analysis conducted by researchers at Brown University. At the federal level, the White House and the Department of the State head the list of federal sites."

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[Law Librarian Blog] State and Federal e-Government Study: Brown University's sixth annual review of digital government in the 50 states and major federal agencies ranks Utah and Maine as leading states and the White House and State Department at the top among federal sites. At the state level Wyoming ranked last as did the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals at the federal level.

Radio.weblogs.com[Radio.weblogs.com] David Fletcher's Government and Technology Weblog: The Brown Center for Public Policy surveyed almost two thousand websites in 198 countries. This year's report is not yet available on the Center's website, but Singapore was ranked 2nd and the U.S. 3rd. 

Bespacific.comhttp://www.bespacific.com [Bespacific.com] beSpacific: E-Government Archives: From the National Electronic Commerce Coordinating Council (NEC3), "an alliance of state and local associations dedicated to the advancement of electronic commerce within governments," a new white paper, Maximizing Revenues and Saving Costs Through E-Government: Success Stories in the Public Sector (pdf, 61 pages). The 23 projects highlighted by this report showed a ROI of over $143m, demonstrated improved services provided to the public, and the implementation of new digital initiatives for government employees.

[Technology.updates.com] | Latest e-Government News | Latest Technology Updates from ...: Senate lawmakers followed their House counterparts yesterday in approving appropriations language that restricts spending on e-government projects in fiscal 2006. - September 16 2005 - Federal Computer Week (Article)

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