Saturday, September 17, 2005
Blogging in Government
A couple of days ago I commented you that the role of the blog every time is taken more into account in front to the e-Government. Andy Budd writes one interesting post in Blogography "Blogging in Government" where he talks about a session that he attended as lecturer with the members of "government e-communications network". I agree with his point of view.
I also see a heap of possibilities for developing the role of Blogs in e-government.
"I personally don’t expect to see a rush of publicly facing weblogs in the near future for organisational culture reasons. However I do think the seed has been planted and as the internal culture starts to change over the next few years I see the potential for some very interesting and useful weblogs to develop"
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Saturday, September 17, 2005
Blogging in Government
A couple of days ago I commented you that the role of the blog every time is taken more into account in front to the e-Government. Andy Budd writes one interesting post in Blogography "Blogging in Government" where he talks about a session that he attended as lecturer with the members of "government e-communications network". I agree with his point of view.
I also see a heap of possibilities for developing the role of Blogs in e-government.
"I personally don’t expect to see a rush of publicly facing weblogs in the near future for organisational culture reasons. However I do think the seed has been planted and as the internal culture starts to change over the next few years I see the potential for some very interesting and useful weblogs to develop"
Technorati Tags: e-Government blog blogging government e-administration