[Air-l] Reference on impact of resources going online

[Richard Smith]

Caroline,

I am doing a research study on this question at present, and although
we don't have a lot of data back (yet), I'd be happy to share what we
have and what we have collected in terms of references. I have a web
site set up with preliminary information and if it looks like what you
are interested in, I'll send you more details.

http://arago.cprost.sfu.ca/citizen

Warm regards from Vancouver (site of AIR 2007). Perhaps we should have
a panel/session on this for the 2007 conference.

...r

On 7/28/06, Caroline Haythornthwaite <haythorn at uiuc.edu> wrote:
> I'm looking for papers and/or discussion of the impact of governments putting
> information online, and who can then access that information. Can anyone help
> with reference(s) or author(s) on this topic? It may be with other discussions of the
> digital divide, or with e-government. I'd like something with data on who is and is
> not able to get this kind of informaton if possible, but also any discussion of the
> issue.
>
> Thanks.
>
> /Caroline
>
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> Caroline Haythornthwaite
> Associate Professor
> Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
> 501 East Daniel St., Champaign IL 61820
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