Australian eDemocracy, a clearing house for information about the topic, is a collaboration between a number of Australian organisations involved in using Information and Communications Technologies (ICTs) to bring governments and citizens closer together with each other.
Partners include The National Forum (an NGO promoting democratic uses of the Internet in Australia), Cisco Systems and the Queensland University of Technology.
It features regular posts with information relevant to Australian eDemocracy, including overseas intitiatives and developments. The site is run on the basis of a wiki with contributions being provided by sponsoring organisations.
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