Adrian Janes UK Government Information on the Internet
Jinfo Article

31st March 2008

By Adrian Janes

Abstract

The early days of the Internet saw great optimism as to the potential for the freeing up of information and consequent greater accountability of governments. The Internet's very existence, as well as legislation like the UK's Freedom of Information Act (2000), has indeed improved the availability of information in some respects.

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