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This is an archived version of the eGovernment IG blog, the information on this page is historical and is no longer maintained.

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eGovernment Interest Group Charter Extension and Discussions

May 26, 2009

The eGovernment Interest Group charter has been extended until 30 September 2009.
The group published its primary deliverable, an Interest
Group Note on Improving Access to Government through Better Use
of the Web, and has also met its other success criterion to form a community bringing together various perspectives on eGovernment and the Web.
The eGov IG has asked for additional time following the publication of this Group Note to prepare a draft charter for subsequent eGovernment work in W3C. The Group hopes to deliver this draft in the coming weeks for W3C review.
If you are still not a group member but want to join the group or subscribe to the group’s mailing list, please see the information on participation.

Posted by: José Manuel Alonso at 9:59 am categories: IG
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