Federal Web Managers Council's Documents

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    Barriers and Solutions to Implementing Social Media in Government

    by the Federal Web Managers Council Dec. 23, 2008 The purpose of these recommendations is to address the perceived and real barriers to using social media, and to propose solutions that will result in greater consistency and a clearer understanding of what is expected and permitted across federal agencies. We hope this paper will facilitate dialogue on these important issues, both within and outside the government. As this topic evolves, we’ll use Webcontent.gov and various social media tools to continue the conversation. This paper and others from the Federal Web Managers Council are available on a government server at webcontent.gov/about/documents.shtml Contacts: Council co-chairs listed at the bottom of the paper. Jeffrey Levy Director of Web Communications levy dot jeffrey at epa dot gov

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    Examples of Federal Agencies Using Social Media and Web 2.0

    By the Federal Web Managers Council Nov. 26, 2008 This chart lists examples of U.S. federal government agencies using the Web and social media to achieve their missions. This paper and others from the Federal Web Managers Council are available on a government server at http://www.webcontent.gov/about/documents.shtml Contacts: Council co-chairs listed at the bottom of the paper. Jeffrey Levy Director of Web Communications levy dot jeffrey at epa dot gov

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    Putting Citizens First: Transforming Online Government

    A White Paper Written for the 2008 – 2009 Presidential Transition Team by the Federal Web Managers Council November 2008 The importance of the Internet has grown exponentially over the last decade, but the government’s ability to provide online services to the American people hasn’t grown at the same pace. Building this capacity will present one of the biggest challenges—and most promising opportunities—for President-elect Obama. We need to build on the groundswell of citizen participation in the presidential campaign and make people’s everyday interactions with their government easier and more transparent. This paper and others from the Federal Web Managers Council are available on a government server at http://www.usa.gov/webcontent/about/documents.shtml Contacts: Council co-chairs listed at the bottom of the first page. Jeffrey Levy Director of Web Communications levy dot jeffrey at epa dot gov

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