Source : Emmanuel Barthe , 16/06/2009
Have a look on
Read more and the tests on billet d’Emmanuel Barthe du 16 juin
See also on www.europa.eu
http://europa.eu/geninfo/query/advSearch_en.jsp
and for European
law
EUR-LEX, the portal to European Union law
ŒIL, the
Legislative Observatory
Pre-Lex, monitoring of the decision-making
process between institutions
July 2th
Source : http://www.thestandard.com/news/2009/07/02/doj-officially-opens-investigation-google-book-search
The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed on Thursday
that it is investigating a settlement involving Google Book Search for possible
antitrust violations, following months of speculation that the agency had its
eye on the service.
Source :30/06/2009, by Emmanuel Barthe
See the new
DECISION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, THE
COUNCIL, THE COMMISSION, THE COURT OF JUSTICE, THE COURT OF AUDITORS, THE
EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COMMITTEE AND THE COMMITTEE OF THE REGIONS
of 26 June 2009 on the organisation and
operation of the Publications Office of the European Union at the address
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2009:168:0041:0047:EN:PDF
Just an adjustment, not a reform
Continue reading "Publications Office: reform or adjustment?" »
Source: http://pagoesdigital.wordpress.com/2009/06/17/from-rome-to-tehran-democracy-goes-online/ (June 17, 2009)
A brand new web site to
track down Italian MPs’ activities in the national parliament was launched
yesterday. The web site has been created by a non-profit organization
(Openopolis) which already launched in the past two initiatives, one
to identify your political positioning by answering a set of questions on
different topics and the other one to provide a wide range of
information on politicians.
What
about the MEPs ?
Tehran: The protests in Tehran: with the government
obscuring the telecom network, Facebook, Twitter and Youtube compensate the
spread out of information and someone already defined this ‘ the first digital
revolution’.
Source: http://egovau.blogspot.com/2009/06/europeans-asking-what-are-top-things.html
17/06/2009
The European Union is currently going through a process to decide on the
content of a new egovernment declaration.
To support and facilitate this, an independent group has launched an open
online brainstorm to solicit bottom-up feedback on what citizens believe should
be done.
This is being facilitated through a site, Co-creating an open declaration on
public services 2.0 and a uservoice suggestion market.
This type of consultation is extremely easy for an organisation or individuals
to establish online and provides an opportunity to source feedback from
non-traditional sources.
What will be interesting in the future is whether it will be the government
concerned running such a consultation, or whether it will be run by independent
parties and then attract media attention for what was left out by the
government.
The only way to control or even influence these discussions is to become part
of them, embracing the new tools available today.
http://eups20.uservoice.com/pages/15029-policy-recommendations-for-public-services-2-0
Excerpt from Blog CEFRIO "NETendances
statistics, in March 2009 at
http://blogue.cefrio.qc.ca/2009/04/resultats-netendances-%E2%80%93-mars-2009/
In brief
• More than a third of Quebecers visit wikis and
one in ten collaborates
• Nearly a third of Quebeckers also visit
networking sites while almost as actively involved and frequently
• Quebecers socialize on social networking sites
• Blogs generate audience although their use
remains shy collaborative
• Quebecers share pictures and videos online
• Podcasting : still a marginal activity
Source: Tuesday, June 23, 2009 http://www.uberceo.com/ceoslackers
We're surprised, but not shocked, to find that
the top CEOs in the country appear to be mostly absent from the social media
community. That's the result from research we conducted over the past
several weeks. We looked at
Fortune's 2009 list of the top 100 CEOs to determine how many were using
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Wikipedia, or had a blog. The results show a
miserable level of engagement.
See also
The Economist june 27th-july
3rd 2009
LinkedIn v freemasons : Joining
the club
http://www.economist.com/businessfinance/displaystory.cfm?story_id=13914661
Inside EU, is
seems to be a same behavior among many top ranking civil servants ?
Source: http://www.culture.gov.uk/what_we_do/broadcasting/6216.aspx
( 16 June 2009
)
The Digital Britain Report is the
Government's strategic vision for ensuring that the UK is at the leading edge
of the global digital economy. It is an example of industrial activism in a crucial growth sector.
The report
contains actions and recommendations to ensure first rate digital and
communications infrastructure to promote and protect talent and innovation in
our creative industries, to modernize TV and radio frameworks, and support
local news, and it introduces policies to maximize the social and economic
benefits from digital technologies.
Version française (original language)
Source : La
documentation française, lettre des rapports publics (BRP)
http://www.ladocumentationfrancaise.fr/rapports-publics/094000260/index.shtml?xtor=EPR-526
Rapport d'information
fait au nom de la Commission des lois du Sénat en France (...) relatif au respect
de la vie privée à l'heure des mémoires numériques.
Continue reading "About privacy : a document from the french Senat" »
Source: http://www.epractice.eu/community/egovmonet
(2009-06-18
On 11 May 2009 the 12month periodic review meeting of the eGovMoNet project
was held in Brussels. A summary of the progress report submitted to the
European Commission can be found at:
http://egovmonet.eu/eGovMoNet-progress-report-summary%20for%20ePractice-FINAL.pdf
It includes a short project description
along with the project's objectives, main achievements and results. Also an
outlook on activities for the remaining project period is given.
Main features of the eGovernment Monitor Network (eGovMoNet) http://www.egovmonet.eu/
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