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Libraryola: I had the realization recently that I became a Gormanesque blog person with my Fairfax County Public Library weeding policy post. I’m particularly upset with myself for waiting until I was tagged on this until I made an effort to do something about it. (via Cosmos)

 [Freegovinfo.info] Victorian Government's eGovernment Resource Centre | Free ...: This website from the government of Victoria, Australia has compiled a large directory of e-government websites and news links. You can browse by topical groupings or just browse through an A to Z index.

  eGovernance re4Blog - Life and Governance Systems Circle Imaginations and Thoughts: Focus on AISWorld claimID.com e-Gov Journal eGovCenter ESRC E-Society European eGov Garlik Gov3 Governmentontheweb LSE MODINIS OII OpenID PIP (via Cosmos)

Lavoro web: MI5 Persecution: Communications with Security Service Tribunal in 1999 by Lavoro web (lavoro-web) @ Thu, 04 Jan 2007 17:40:12 -0600 (via Cosmos)

[Louiseferguson.com] eGovernment resources, UK - Louise Ferguson: e-Forum - a Europe-wide organisation dedicated to encouraging eGovernment innovation in Europe. Includes resource centre and a discussion forum.

[Radio.weblogs.com] David Fletcher's Government and Technology Weblog: Alice Marshall's post, Tech on the Potomac, has some great links to some of the latest in Federal tech developments, including the Colab Community Wiki where I ran across GSA's latest newsletter on innovative funding strategies. Check this out, there's some good ideas here.

[Publicus.net] E-Democracy Resource Links from Steven Clift - E-Government, E ...: To many, e-democracy suggests greater and more active citizen participation enabled by the Internet, mobile communications, and other technologies in today’s representative democracy as well as through more participatory or direct forms of citizen involvement in addressing public challenges. –

[Egov.vic.gov.au] Web Blogs (eGovernment Resource Centre): "Today, e-government channels of government access and interaction consist of telephone, fax, Web sites, e-mail, RSS feeds, and cable airings of everything from C-SPAN's coverage of Congress, to the local city council discussion of sewer repairs. But there are even newer forms of digital access, collaboration and participation that are gaining momentum and might have the potential to make e-government a bit more personal..."

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