Alton Y. K. Chua|Dion Hoe?Lian Goh|Rebecca P. Ang
Web 2.0 applications in government web sites
purpose purpose paper investigate extent web 20 applications prevalent government web sites ways web 20 applications used government web sites well whether presence web 20 applications correlates perceived quality government web sites designmethodologyapproach divided equally developing advanced economies total 200 government web sites analysed using content analysis multiple regression analysis findings prevalence seven web 20 applications descending order rss multimedia sharing services blogs forums social tagging services social networking services wikis web sites advanced countries include web 20 applications developing countries presence web 20 applications found correlation overall web site quality particular service quality research limitationsimplications paper covers government web sites english emerging genres web 20 applications mashups virtual worlds included moreover data drawn solely public domain practical implications decision makers egovernment web developers may benchmark efforts deploying web 20 applications study numerous exemplars cited serve springboard generate ideas web 20 applications could used harnessed improve overall quality government web sites originalityvalue paper unites two research interests web 20 web site quality also extends previous studies investigating suite web 20 applications found government web sites around world