Aug 10, 2004 - Candidate Web sites are experiencing big traffic gains, as Americans turn to the Internet for political news, information and donation methods. Comments
Jul 23, 2004 - Led by Michigan, Washington and Virginia, a number of states have exhibited consistent progress and commitment to e-government initiatives. Comments
May 24, 2004 - Those who interact with some level of government are more comfortable using non-electronic communication methods, particularly if the reason for contact is complex or urgent. Comments
Jan 12, 2004 - More than one-third of Americans have gathered political information online, chipping away at traditional media's dominance for regularly educating citizens about candidates and the campaign. Comments
Dec 11, 2003 - Things are improving: The federal government's computer security network has been upgraded to a D since 2002 when the overall score was F, and there has been a decline in successful attacks. Comments
Jun 20, 2003 - An examination of the top U.S. government Web sites revealed application integrity failures on more than two-thirds. Comments
Nov 19, 2002 - The proportion of Internet users who have made transactions using government services online is equal to the proportion of users who have made online shopping purchases. Comments
Nov 5, 2002 - A growing number of elected officials in the U.S. are finding that the power of the people may lie in the power of the Internet. Comments
Apr 24, 2002 - Many countries are reaching their citizens through technology, but some nations are more successful at it than others. Comments
Apr 12, 2002 - Author examines 2000 Arizona Democratic primary that was first to use Web. Comments
Jan 10, 2002 - More than half of American adults with online access visited a government Web site in the past year, according to the National Technology Readiness Survey, but more surprising is the number of people who did business with governments online. Comments
Nov 27, 2001 - The concept of e-government often brings to mind efficient and convenient interaction between the government and citizens. But some research suggests citizens aren't yet ready for e-government, and governments should instead improve their back-end IT systems. Comments
Sep 19, 2001 - E-government, which refers to the delivery of government information and services online through the Internet or other digital means, made good progress in past year, according to surveys by researchers at Brown University's Taubman Center for Public Policy. Comments
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Mar 19, 1999 - With Steve Forbes announcing his candidacy for president online, it seems like a good time to look at how candidates are utilizing the Internet to help with their campaigns. Comments
Dec 7, 1998 - Television and newspapers are still the most popular sources of election information for US voters, but the Internet is making strides toward catching up, according to a poll by the The Pew Research Center. Comments
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