Feng Xiao Zhe, CEO of Beijing-based Wasaitahan Investment Corporation, has described the majority of China's government websites as 'window-dressing'.
Weiterlesen: Chinese municipal websites: poor service delivery
The Wasaitahan Investment Corporation, based in Beijing, assessed the websites of 336 city governments and found most were simply used for announcements rather than service platforms.
Weiterlesen: China: Government websites fail to make the grade
The Third China E-Government Technology and Application Exhibition, jointly organized by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Ministry of Information Technology, also includes forums and other special events.
Weiterlesen: China: E-governance exhibition begins in Beijing
A recent report on the development of China's electronic governance pointed out more than 90 per cent of the country's 336 big cities had already created their own websites.
Meanwhile, unfortunately, very few of them have so far effectively delivered public services as expected.
Weiterlesen: China: Make e-governance effective public service
Residents can each open a single account which must be in their own name when applying at the government's web site.
Weiterlesen: China: Shanghai offers citizens free email service