English version
http://Webcontent.gov http://Webcontent.gov
Webcontent.gov est un guide pratique pour vous
aider à gérer votre agence de site Web. Tout ce que vous devez savoir comme gestionnaire de
contenu Web est ici, notamment:
- · Informations sur les exigences fédérales des sites
- · Conseils sur la manière de satisfaire les
exigences de l’OMB
- · Pratiques habituelles pour le contenu
- · Questions de gouvernance et de personnel
- · Conception de sites Web et facilité d'utilisation
- · Mesure de performance
Où est l'équivalent pour les sites Web de l’Union
européenne?
Corrigendum: voir depuis quelques jours les pages du site Europa
http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/tools/interactive_services/index_en.htm et
http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/index_en.htm ( actualisée le 14/07/2008 )
Très bien fait, mais…
…These problems are unfortunately typical of government web
efforts. An online compliance checklist for designers of government websites
identifies no fewer than 24 different regulatory regimes with which all public
government web sites must comply.
Ranging from privacy and usability to FOIA compliance to the
requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act and, separately, the Government
Paperwork Elimination Act, each of these requirements alone is reasonable
enough. They reflect the considered judgment of our political process, informed
by whatever understanding of information technology was available when they
were written. But the stultifying cumulative effect of these rules has not
been, and probably would not be, endorsed by anyone.
Indeed, there is no
guarantee that these requirements interact in such a way as to make total
compliance with all of them possible, even in principle.
Moreover, as long as government has a special role in the
presentation and formatting of raw government data, certain desirable limits on
what the government can do become undesirable limits on how the data can be
presented or handled. The interagency group that sets guidelines for federal
webmasters, for example, tells webmasters to manually check the status of every
outbound link destination on their websites at least once each quarter.
And First Amendment
considerations would vastly complicate, if not outright prevent, any effort to
moderate online fora related to government documents. Considerations like these
make wikis, discussion boards, group annotation, and other important
possibilities impracticable for government websites themselves.
Source: Government Data
and the Invisible Hand
L'information du secteur public et la main invisible
David
Robinson, Harlan Yu, William Zeller and Edward W. Felten
Etude à
télécharger
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1138083#PaperDownload
Une version
finale de ce texte paraîtra dans le volume 11 de la Yale Journal of Law et de
la technologie à l'automne 2008.
Références aux lois citées dans ce texte:
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) http://www.usdoj.gov/oip/
Paper Reduction Act: www.reginfo.gov/public/reginfo/pra.pdf
Government Paperwork Elimination Act http://www.cdt.org/legislation/105th/digsig/govnopaper.html http://www.cdt.org/legislation/105th/digsig/govnopaper.html
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