Internet Intelligence of the Lithuanian Central Government
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The Internet intelligence of the Lithuanian government and governmental information accessibility to the wider public are analysed and compared with the situation in the EU countries. Based around a standard for EU countries questionnaire, the different Internet activities of the Seimas, the President office and Lithuanian ministries are investigated and compared with findings of West European countries. The findings show, that the Seimas and the President office closely approach EU countries average level according to Internet intelligence. The analysis shows however most of Lithuanian ministries poorly use Internet feedback from society.
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