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STIRI DIN ROMANIA
01.>>>> Portal eGovernment "One-stop shop"
02.>>>> e-Tax a devenit un serviciu obligatoriu
03.>>>> Internet si democratie
04.>>>> De ce-i vopsit gardul?
STIRI INTERNATIONALE
01.>>>> Mobile Services and M-Government
02.>>>> A Broadband Hookup in Every Home
03.>>>> Hacking democracy?
04.>>>> Voting Software Firm Gets Sued
05.>>>> E-government could aggravate South Africa's
identify fraud problems
06.>>>> E-Government: Stanca Says Bureaucracy
Limits Growth
07.>>>> UK 'lags in e-government'
08.>>>> Microsoft continues global e-government
conquest
09.>>>> Three cheers for e-democracy
10.>>>> Hewlett-Packard Promotes E-democracy in
Bulgaria
11.>>>> eGovernment Spending to Experience Double
Digit Growth in 2003
12.>>>> EU - Businesses reap rewards of e-government
13.>>>> Cyberspace Security
14.>>>> Civil Society Wins a Place at WSIS Table
STIRI DIN ROMANIA
01.>>>>
Portal eGovernment "One-stop shop"
...(MCTI: 28/02/2003)
România toate informatiile si serviciile publice ce
sunt disponibile on line sa poata fi accesate dintr-un unic
punct de intrare, acel portal guvernamental de tip "one-stop-shop",
care ar simplifica mult interactiunea dintre administratie
si cetatean.
http://www.mcti.ro/mcti0.html?page=1298
02.>>>>
e-Tax a devenit un serviciu obligatoriu
...(PC magazine: Februarie 2003)
Termenele prevazute de lege pentru realizarea sistemelor de
plata a taxelor si impozitelor on-line sunt 1 februarie 2003
si 1 noiembrie 2003. Sanctiunile prevazute de Legea nr.291
pentru depasirea acestor termene în amenzi cuprinse
între 20.000.000 si 150.000.000 lei.
http://www.pcmagazine.ro/pcmag5-2/in_direct_18.shtml
03.>>>>
Internet si democratie
...(Net Report: Februarie 2003)
Nu voi merge pâna acolo încât sa afirm ca
Internetul este rau pentru democratie. Din fericire cunosc
destule exemple în care Net-ul s-a dovedit o arma de
partea democratiei.
http://www.netreport.ro/netreport125/apostrof.shtml
04.>>>>
De ce-i vopsit gardul?
...(Net Report: Februarie 2003)
Nu e prima oara când lansam tot felul de neterminate
pe post de mari realizari, unice, stralucitoare, mai ceva
ca "cincinalu-n patru ani si jumatate". De unde
oare provine graba? Chiar nu înteleg. Sa nu stie domnul
ministru ce va sa zica "on line"? Nu cred. Mai degraba
presupun ca-n goana dupa globulete si fotolii în viitoarea
remaniere guvernamentala domnia sa se gândi ca numeni
nu sta de sarbatori sa verifice.
http://www.netreport.ro/netreport125/iancu.shtml
STIRI
INTERNATIONALE
01.>>>> Mobile Services and M-Government
...(E-Government Bulletin: 07/02/2003)
Tuning up your Wi-Fi: The new buzzword is 'm-government',
from voting on your mobile phone to traffic alerts via text
messages and wireless network hot-spots.
http://headstar.com/egb/issues/2003/february2003.html#section%20two
02.>>>>
A Broadband Hookup in Every Home
...(Wired News: 11/02/2003)
Taking an aggressive stance on the issue of the digital divide,
the Kentucky Housing Corporation, or KHC, has listed broadband
Internet access among the inalienable rights of its low-income
housing residents.
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,57249,00.html
03.>>>>
Hacking democracy?
...(Salon.com: 20/02/2003)
Computerized vote-counting machines are sweeping the country.
But they can be hacked -- and right now there's no way to
be sure they haven't been.
http://www.salon.com/tech/feature/2003/02/20/voting_machines/index.html
04.>>>>
Voting Software Firm Gets Sued
...(Wired News: 27/02/2003)
In a case calling into question the thoroughness of the certification
process for touch-screen voting systems, a former engineer
for an election software company has filed a lawsuit against
his ex-employer, claiming executives ignored his warnings
of potential defects.
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,57831,00.html
05.>>>>
E-government could aggravate South Africa's identify fraud
problems
...(ITWeb South Africa: 04/03/2003)
The South African government already faces substantial identity
fraud problems. Electronic government (e-government) - already
big in Europe - will help crack down on this. But moving to
an e-government platform could create problems of its own.
http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/techforum/2003/0303040841.asp?A=HOME&O=FPW
06.>>>>
E-Government: Stanca Says Bureaucracy Limits Growth
...(Agenzia Giornalistica Italia: 27/02/2003)
In the Italian system, the complexity of the public administration
persists in such a way that it limits democratic and economic
growth. Therefore, a reason to hope for the technological
revolution for the modernization of the country could be the
role of young people, the first ones who understand the essence
and...
http://www.agenziaitalia.it/english/news.pl?doc=200302271321-0067-RT1-ECO-0-NF82,NF30&page=0&id=agionline-eng.italyonline
07.>>>>
UK 'lags in e-government'
...(BBC: 25/02/2003)
According to research firm IDC, Ireland alongside France and
Finland are leaders in Europe when it comes to providing sophisticated
systems allowing citizens to transact with the government
on the net. Services such as paying tax and social contributions
as well as applying for jobs online are all available in the
Irish Republic, despite a fairly low number of internet users.
By contrast, analysts say the picture in the UK is far more
patchy.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/2794095.stm
08.>>>>
Microsoft continues global e-government conquest
...(Euractiv: 03/03/2003)
Microsoft will team up with Beijing for e-government developments
now that China has signed up to participate in the US software
company's Government Security Programme.
http://www.euractiv.com/cgi-bin/cgint.exe/?targ=1&204&OIDN=1504823&-home=home
09.>>>>
Three cheers for e-democracy
...(VNUNet: 18/02/2003)
The age of the paper ballot is over, says Oxford professor.
The first professor of e-democracy at Oxford University has
praised the government's progress on using the internet to
improve the democratic process.
http://www.vnunet.com/News/1138855
10.>>>>
Hewlett-Packard Promotes E-democracy in Bulgaria
...(Novinite.com: 06/02/2003)
Hewlett-Packard will donate Bulgaria two information Public
Centres as a sign of support for Bulgaria's efforts for EU
and NATO entry. The centres, to be fully equipped in the next
three months, will promote the values of e-democracy to people
in remote regions.
http://www.novinite.com/view_news.php?id=19085
11.>>>>
eGovernment Spending to Experience Double Digit Growth in
2003
...(IDC: 21/02/2003)
At an eGovernment conference taking place in Dublin on 6th
March, IDC analysts will reveal research that positions Ireland
as a leader in the sophistication of its eGovernment solutions.
http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jhtml?containerId=pr2003_02_17_153459
12.>>>>
EU - Businesses reap rewards of e-government
.(ZDNet: 07/02/2003)
Europe's citizens are still getting a raw deal when it comes
to e-government - although businesses are now able to take
advantage of an increasingly sophisticated array of online
services throughout the European Union (EU). Cap Gemini Ernst
& Young released the latest results of its third survey
on electronic Public Services in Europe, which is conducted
on behalf of the European Commission (EC).
http://news.zdnet.co.uk/story/0,,t269-s2130106,00.html
13.>>>>
Cyberspace Security
...(E-Government Bulletin: 21/02/2003)
Plans for a European body to promote best online security
practices have been unveiled by the European Commission. The
European Network and Information Security Agency will provide
advice and assistance to the computer emergency response teams
of EU member states and institutions.
http://fastlink.headstar.com/security
14.>>>>
Civil Society Wins a Place at WSIS Table
.( IPS: Feb 28, 2003)
GENEVA, - The World Summit on the Information Society this
year will be the first multilateral negotiations in which
non-governmental organisations will participate on equal footing
with governments and business.
http://ipsnews.net/interna.asp?idnews=16394
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