The August _Internet World_ has several good articles listing and
evaluating web sites (and gopher sites) with both federal and state
government information.
Look for "Of, by and for the People: An unprecedented amount of
government data is available at your fingertips" by David R. Noack and
"State of the States: While most states now have a presence on the Net,
our survey shows some are dynamite and some are duds" by James Igoe.
Anne Klinefelter
Head of Reference Services
The University of Miami Law Library
aklinefe@umiami.ir.miami.edu
On Wed, 9 Aug 1995, James Evans wrote:
> I'm writing an article about whether federal and state government Web
> pages offer anything substantial, or whether they are expensive toys
> that fail to deliver anything worthwhile to the Internet community. I
> would appreciate hearing from anyone who has an opinion or know some of
> the inside decision making that goes into establishing Web sites.
> Please e-mail me at jimevans@ix.netcom.com.
> James Evans
> SF Daily Journal
>
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