Web2.0 Priciples, Issues, Challenges
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The document discusses the principles and challenges of open government and public services adopting Web 2.0 technologies. It outlines principles like publishing information proactively and thoughtfully creating and sharing information. Some challenges mentioned are loss of control, non-expert commentary posing risks, managing reputation and legal issues, and underestimating the costs of time and resources needed.
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