October 4th, 2010
The 135 million voters who voted on the 3rd of October in Brazil to chose the successor of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, on the first round of the presidential election, did it electronically.
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Elections in Brazil: e-voting and cutting-edge e-democracyMicrosites: a cheap and effective way to inform citizensSeptember 27th, 2010
The costs of government websitesSeptember 20th, 2010
The United Kingdom published the list of the costs of the major government websites on its Open Data portal data.gov.uk. The gurus of e-governmentSeptember 16th, 2010
A new era has come for e-government with the openning of public data. Worldwide, a handful of leaders, experts, politicians are working hard to spread their new conception of politics, democracy, and government organisation. “South Korea is aiming at ubiquitous government.”September 6th, 2010
South Korea has been ranked at the top of most of the e-government rankings of the past few years. “A new paradigm for e-government”August 30th, 2010
The time of Open DataAugust 24th, 2010
Slovenia sets up a Wikileaks of domestic violenceJuly 25th, 2010
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