A Skype Lecture on Official Governmental Websites for the Stavropol State University Students

Submitted by Inna Kremen on 7 March, 2012 - 13:39

On March 7, Tatyana Tolsteneva held one more Skype lecture for law students of the Stavropol State University, dedicated to theory and practice of disseminating information on governmental bodies’ activities by means of their official websites.
The lecture presented basic legislative requirements to official websites of government bodies and bodies of local self-government, and the history of official governmental websites’ institutionalization and development. The relevant law implementation practice was analyzed through the example of official website monitoring performed by Freedom of Information Foundation.

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The methodology developed by Freedom of information Foundation for monitoring official websites is applicable widely. It is convenient, efficient and can be used for research in various fields. We are interested in cooperation with different governmental and non-government entities in various countries in order to extend the monitoring practice, including possible joint comparative researches.