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Topics A-Z listing of articles and resources about webcasting.
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- Brumby vows to strengthen accountability in Victoria
- Premier John Brumby today unveiled a range of reforms to make Parliament, MPs and the Executive more accountable and accessible to the Victorian people including webcasting of parliamentary sessions and online FOI requests.
Added: 8 August 2007
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- Victorian Parliament Webcasts to Begin in August
- The Victorian Government has announced that webcasts of the Victorian Parliament will begin from August 19, 2008.
Added: 13 May 2008
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- County takes a look at webcasting commissioners court meetings
- By Jim Hardin. Rockwall County Herald-Banner, Greenville, Texas, Monday, April 12 2010. "Webcasting Rockwall County Commissioners Court meetings could be in the county's future. Commissioner David Magness placed the webcasting item on the agenda for discussion at a workshop meeting Tuesday. Magness said he believes the county should go beyond providing minutes of all commissioners court meetings..."
Added: 7 May 2010;
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- New York State: Open Meeting Webcasts
- "Executive Order No. 3, requires state agencies and public authorities to broadcast meetings subject to the Open Meetings Law via the internet. This page provides easy access to NYS government open meeting information and corresponding webcasts..."
Added: 7 May 2010;
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- Highlights of the Local Government Webcasting Report - in pdf format (204kb)
- (This document requires the use of Adobe Acrobat Reader). Do we, could we, should we? Understanding Webcasting in the context of local government service delivery and communication activity. April 2004. This report was commissioned by the Improvement and Development Agency (IDeA) and carried out by Xpedita Limited. "... The report covers the following topics: The personal experience of Webcasting of local government staff; Their experiences at work; Their attitudes towards webcasts; The ideal content of webcasts; The practicalities of receiving and broadcasting webcasts in local government infrastructure..."
Added: 7 May 2010;
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- Victorian Government Royal Commission: Public Hearings: Live Streaming
- The Royal Commission into the Victorian bushfires during February 2009 began the first block of public hearings on Monday, 11 May 2009, in Room 4.3 at the County Court, 250 William Street, Melbourne. The Commission is live streaming the hearings. Copies of transcripts will also be posted to the Commission’s website for viewing or downloading.
Added: 11 May 2009;
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- Granicus, Inc. Introduces National Ranking of Government Webcasts
- GNT, March 17, 2009. "Today, Granicus, Inc., the nation's leading provider of government transparency technology, announced its establishment of a national ranking of government webcasts. Granicus aggregates and tracks streaming media from its over 500 government agency clients that use its products and services to encode, manage, archive and distribute their public information online. Efforts like Granicus’s to open up government data to the public are a top priority for the Obama administration and especially relevant during this week’s celebration of freedom of information laws, National Sunshine Week..."
Added: 7 May 2009;
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- King County, Wash., Council Recognized for Webcasts and Online Meetings
- Government Technology, March 18, 2009. "The Metropolitan King County, Wash., Council has been recognized for being among the top 10 governments in the nation in posting public meetings and other webcasts online via the Granicus system..."
Added: 19 March 2009;
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- Victorian Parliament Webcast to Begin in August
- Office of the Premier, Media Release, 19 August 2008. "Victorians will be able to listen in to the State Parliament online for the first time from today. Premier John Brumby said audio webcasts for all sessions of both the Legislative Council and Assembly have begun and is one of a suite of measures being delivered by the Victorian Government to open up Government and the Parliament to more Victorians..."
Added: 20 August 2008;
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- National League of Cities (NLC) Teams Up to Launch Internet TV Channel
- Government Technology, July 11, 2007. "The National League of Cities (NLC) selected TV Worldwide to partner in creating and launching National League of Cities TV or NLC TV. NLC TV is an innovative Internet TV channel dedicated to the 19,000 cities, villages and towns represented by NLC across America. As part of the launch, NLC TV is premiering its first monthly newscast, which will showcase the latest news about cities and the views of city officials on the pressing issues of the day. The new Web channel will host live and taped webcasts, archived event footage and other video programming..."
Added: 12 July 2007;
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- Delaware State House Begins Webcasting Sessions
- Government Technology, June 6, 2007. "Delawareans interested in hearing a firsthand account of what happens in the State House of Representatives need no longer travel to Legislative Hall. Yesterday, the State House began streaming the audio of its proceedings on the Internet..."
Added: 7 June 2007;
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- Launch of free online TV Channel for Public Service Modernisation
eGovernment News - 4 May 2007 - United Kingdom / EU Institutions - Other. "LocalGov.TV, UK’s online TV service for local government modernization is launching 'eGovEurope.TV', a new free-to-view online channel focusing on European public service modernisation; http://www.egoveurope.tv. Online registration is necessary to access its contents..."
Added: 9 May 2007;
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- New York to Require Agencies to Webcast Meetings
- Government Technology, February 27, 2007. "New York State Gov. Eliot Spitzer's Executive Order Number Three requires that each state agency and public authority shall, by March 1, "Submit to the secretary to the governor a plan that: (a) identifies all meetings of such agency or authority that are subject to the Open Meetings Law; and (b) specifies a timetable for ensuring that all such meetings are broadcast on the Internet."..."
Added: 1 March 2007;
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- Webcasting offers window into government
- More municipalities use the technology to put public meetings and training videos online, By Aliya Sternstein. Federal Computer Week, December 4, 2006. "As the 2006 election campaign season proved, the public turns to the Web for unfiltered government information, especially for candid video footage of federal officials. Local governments are now attempting to establish credibility with citizens and employees by creating online public records in video form..."
Added: 7 December 2006;
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- Web extra: County clerks like Webcasting
- Technology saves time and makes process of taking minutes and responding to requests easier, By Aliya Sternstein. Federal Computer Week, December 4, 2006. "Webcasting takes a huge load off city and county clerks, who are the employees responsible for taking minutes and replying to requests for information. Tom Spengler, chief executive officer at media service provider Granicus, said 90 percent of the company's users are clerks..."
Added: 7 December 2006;
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- Connecticut Holding First Electronic Town Hall Meeting on Mental Health Initiative
- Government Technology, October 23, 2006. "Connecticut will use cyberspace this week to reach citizens across the state in a first-ever Electronic Town Hall Meeting on the quality and availability of mental health services..."
Added: 24 October 2006;
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- Casting concerns aside
- by Lia Timson. The Age, September 5, 2006. "Wellington Shire Council was the first local council in Australia to introduce webcasting of its meetings, nearly three years ago. The service allowed residents spread across 11,000 square kilometres of Victorian coast and high country to participate in e-democracy. They could watch proceedings and ask questions via email. Questions were answered live on camera..."
Added: 12 September 2006;
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This category last updated: 21 February 2006
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