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[Egov.cathexes.net] eGovernment Weblog: Reports & Surveys Archives: Actually, all the findings were obvious - users would like to complete tedious tasks (like filing taxes, and paying parking tickets) online, they felt eGov would only get better over the course of years, but there were some privacy issues. Still, it is sometimes worthwhile to do a survey like this to confirm that end-users and developers are actually on the same page as far as expectations and desires.

[Millennialliving.com] Tom 2.0: May 2004 Archives: U.S. citizen use of the Internet to obtain government information increased by 50% from 2002 to 2003 according to a recent Pew Report on E-Government. A victim of their own success, government websites must now go well beyond just throwing information, products and services up on the web in their original printed formats.

[Gcn.com] Web browsers comply with Section 508: The Mozilla Foundation recently posted a VPAT for the newest version of its volunteer-developed Firefox Web browser. The Firefox VPAT describes a number of new features, including the ability to run a program entirely from a keyboard without the help of a mouse, and a method of providing information about the user interface so that an assistive technology application can represent that interface.

[Louiseferguson.com] City of Bits Usability Blog | Usability & User Experience UK ...: The Disaster Emergency Committee, which co-ordinates disaster efforts for a range of UK aid organisations, has yet to mention the disaster on its website, though in general it is the aid and relief organisations which have responded most rapidly on the Web to the unfolding tragedy. The UK Department for International Development has a daily situation report, but links to...just one aid website.

[Blog.qumana.com] Qumana Blog :: Gnomedex: E-Government and RSS: And they are doing major usability studies to improve this. Hopefully it won't end up as this large unreadable document but rather becomes a way to remove the unneeded information, simplify organization, use RSS and really interact.

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