Government websites 'too complex'
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Many government websites are still too complicated and difficult to use, says a report by the National Audit Office.
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The Web challenges the region's authoritarian governments with a freer exchange of information and ideas.
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Could this be an end to broken links? New software replaces and updates links on Web pages.
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In the wacky Wiki world that is the Internet, it's hard to know which information is reliable and which isn't.
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The Web is scarier than most people realize, according to research published recently by Google.
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The average person may find it tough to understand state government, but Washington state officials want to deploy changes to alleviate state personnel's employment of acronyms, jargon and legalese that routinely pervade interfaces with constituents.
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By ACHIM SCHMILLEN  DO YOU REMEMBER every Web site you visited, every e-mail you sent, and every word you Googled during the last two years? Probably not, but your Internet service provider might  especially if a proposal currently popular in Washington becomes law.
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The GAO's Gregory Wilshusen says that government agencies aren't doing as good a job with security as they think they are -- particularly in areas such as access control and configuration management.
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The government's Money Claim Online small claims service is being overwhelmed by claims for bank charges.
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Some think it's highly possible, so politicians are calling for tougher security regulations to deal with potential catastrophe that could arise from inadequately protected systems.
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Imagine being able to check instantly   whether or not statements made by politicians were correct.   That is the sort of service Google Inc. GOOG.O boss Eric   Schmidt believes the Internet will offer within five years.
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Australians may soon find some websites inaccessible thanks to a new piece of legislation making its way through the country's Parliament.
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InfoWorld - IDG News Service recently had a chance to talk to site usability expert and consultant Steve Krug about best practices and major mistakes in Web design. Here is an edited transcript of the chat with Krug, who runs a one-man consulting firm called Advanced Common Sense in Boston, has a Web site called Sensible.com, and wrote a book titled Don&#39;t Make Me Think! A Common Sense Approach to Web Usability.
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WASHINGTON _ Slowly but surely, the government is getting Googled.  Two years ago, the Google staff in Washington was one person _ Alan Davidson, an expert in technology law.
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The benefits system is too complicated and should be overhauled, a think-tank says.
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Some members discover itâs tough to erase all their information from the site.
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A formula for Web schemes: a lot of mathematicians, a lax legal system and Western targets.