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Monthly Archives: February 2009

Group Face-to-Face Becomes an Open Meeting: Realizing Government Transparency and Openness

February 26, 2009

On 12-13 March, W3C’s eGovernment Interest Group will hold a special stakeholder meeting in Washington, DC
to address a number of issues of high interest to government policy makers, elected officials, and managers of government information technology. Participants will document progressive solutions for electronic government and develop a road map for developing Web standards related to topics such as participation and citizen engagement, open government data, identification and authentication, and long-term data management. The meeting is open to the public, but advance registration for the W3C eGov open meeting is required and seating is limited.
W3C thanks the American Institute of Architects for hosting this meeting. Read the media advisory.

Posted by: José Manuel Alonso at 12:26 pm categories: Events, IG
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