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August 1999
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Then and Now
- The Evolution of Federal Presence on the Internet
- The Canada Site
- Publiservice
- GOVNet -- Government on the Net Conference
- Common Look and Feel
- The Commissioner's Recommendations
- An Analysis of Internet-Related Complaints Received, 1996 to 1998
- Service to the Public
- Home Page
- Presentation and Linguistic Quality of Web Sites
- Quality Control
- Internet address
- Search Engines
- Hyperlinks
- Automatic Dissemination in Both Official Languages
- Language of Work Issues -- Summary of Focus Group Meetings
IV. Conclusion and Recommendations
Appendix A: List of Federal Institutions
