Talk:E-newsletters

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On the e-mail list Norman Greenfield remarked:

E-Newsletter publishers need to be to trained or experienced in traditional journalism or communications, then become familiar with e-democracy, e-government, or such.

Another participant had some questions:

1. do these differ in style or structure from typical municipal newsletters distributed now in small districts?
2. who writes them, staff or politicians or community participants?
3. is there any information available to email users not available to others?
4. what are the democratic implications of this?

Share your ideas for good government e-mail newsletters

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In particular, we are looking for a good example from local government that has used their e-newsletter to promote something "democratic" in the past.

Steven Clift

What is the use of public-private e-mails?

Jill had an interesting point on 28 dec 2004. The discussion is transponed to Prevalence of website above e-mail, for a better preservation.