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E-Government Bulletin was the first UK email newsletter on the use of the internet and other digital technologies by public service bodies.

Launched in 1995 and recently publishing its 300th issue,  our readership has grown to around 8,000 in government, local government and their private, charitable and voluntary sector partners in the UK and worldwide. Its readership is entirely requested: the concept is that we supply you, free, with top quality journalism and inside stories from the world of e-government and e-democracy, plus some advertising; and you will also receive notices of our own conferences, events and training by email, but we never sell our lists to any third parties.

Our editor is former Guardian and BBC Online journalist Dan Jellinek, and all coverage is independent.

Although most coverage also appears on our blog, the only way to ensure you will receive everything in a timely fashion and receive news of our events is to sign up to receive the publication by email, which is entirely free: click here to register.

If you like what you read, please encourage friends and colleagues to sign up: we ask everyone to sign up for their own copy, and not to post it onto other lists or websites, so we know how many readers we have out there!