电子政务环境下电子文件中心问题研究

电子政务催生了新的档案文件成员——电子文件,电子文件中心(电子文件管理机构)也作为一种新的电子文件管理模式悄然兴起。电子文件中心的归属及其在电子政务中所扮演的角色等问题,值得档案工作者认真研究和探讨。一、电子政务环境下电子文件的管理1．人们足不出户就可以实现对政务信息的处理。由于计算机以其具有科学计算、数据处理、实时控制、智能模     

现行电子文件中心建设探讨

在电子政务和政府信息公开政策的推动下,一种新的电子文件管理利用模式--现行电子文件中心应运而生.自2004年江苏省常州市建立首家现行电子文件中心以来,电子文件中心建设便在全国各地如"燎原之势"相继展开,如张家港市电子文件中心、绍兴市电子文件中心、天津开发区电子文件处理中心等.     

试论构建电子文件中心的影响因素和有效措施

电子文件中心的主要功能是信息采集、信息管理和信息服务。构建电子文件中心的主要影响因素是电子政务系统的重复建设和共享程度低、电子文件中心归属不明确与信息收集的标准不统一。实现电子文件中心的科学建设有效途径是要尽早确立政府电子文件正式的法律地位、建立权责明晰的机构内部电子文件管理体制以及制定科学合理的电子文件操作程序。     

开展电子文件中心研究势在必行

在全国电子政务建设和政务公开政策的推动之下,一种新的电子文件管理模式--基于政务网的电子文件中心悄然兴起.     

基于政务网的电子文件中心建设

电子文件中心是在电子政务发展和政务信息公开政策的策动下应运而生的,它是通过政务网接收、发布各级政府机关OA系统中形成的电子文件,在电子政务平台上集中建立现行电子文件的全文数据库,以实现政府文件开放利用的文件管理系统。电子文件的接收、审核、发布、保管与管理是网上电子文件中心的基本功能。电子文件中心的应用软件包括文件管理和系统维护两大模块。     

构建基于电子政务的数字文件中心

电子政务的实施目标是利用先进的电子手段提升政府公共管理的水平.构建基于电子政务的数字文件中心既有利于在政府业务重组的基础上拓展和优化政府机构的业务形式、管理模式和服务方式;又有利于从源头上控制和管理电子文件,实现政务文件的多维价值,便于政府信息公开.即构建基于电子政务的数字文件中心可以实现电子政务建设与文件管理的双赢.     

关于建立电子文件中心的几点认识

一、电子文件中心的定位 电子文件中心是信息化领域，也是档案管理领域一个全新的组织形式和管理形式。构建电子文件中心要充分依托电子政务网，融入区域信息化和电子政务建设，从大的格局审视电子文件中心的定位。电子文件中心应致力于实现两大目标：一是实现资源共享（包括政务信息公开），     

我国电子文件中心何去何从——基于电子文件中心功能定位

1 我国电子文件中心产生的背景 1.1电子政务发展是催生电子文件中心的直接动因近年来随着电子政务的普遍发展,一方面,产生了大量的电子文件,需要在内部进行管理,以便更好地使用;另一方面,政务信息的公开和共享是电子政务建设的核心,所以基于政务信息的电子文件的对外提供利用也是迫在眉睫.电子文件中心就是"在电子政务活动中产生的电子文件数量急剧增加的推动下,顺应电子文件保管、利用的需要而建立起来的电子文件保管、利用中心."[1]     

电子政务环境下的电子文件中心建设

电子政务环境下的电子文件中心,是档案部门充分利用电子政务平台上丰富的信息资源所建立的一个面向本地区党和政府各级领导和工作人员的服务系统,它将电子政务平台上流转的所有文件加以接收、整理、审核和发布,是档案部门服务党和政府工作、拓展政务信息工作的一个新举措。近年来,常州市档案部门通过积极的探索与尝试,在此方面取得了一些成功的经验。本文结合常州市电子文件中心建设情况,就电子政务环境下的电子文件中心建设构架、功能、要求及发展方向等作一粗略探讨。     

电子文件资源的整合与共享

随着电子政务的迅速发展,政府工作部门的各种交流活动都会在网上进行,无纸化办公凭借先进的系统和强大的网络将得以实现,数量庞大的电子文件将逐渐替代纸质文件,成为政务信息新的载体.能否有效整合区域范围内的电子文件信息,建立起满足社会需要的电子文件资源管理模式,直接关系到电子政务的成效,关系到档案事业未来的发展.     

电子出版物及其版权保护问题探究

通过对电子出版物及其版权保护中存在的问题进行分析，探讨如何完善 法律、法规，管理信息市场，建立集体管理机构以及在信息调整公路、虚拟图书馆中加强对电子出版物的版权保护。     

Electronic Stacks

Summary

The awareness of Web sources in reference service has risen in recent years as many reference librarians have become more Internet-minded. During the reference process, we often ask ourselves: can this question be answered by using the Web?

The use of Web sources is expanding the amount of available reference information, enhancing individual libraries' collections, and, hence, providing better user service. There are many benefits in using the Web sources in reference service. There are also some drawbacks. Some useful Web sources are reviewed.

The Web, when used properly, provides reference librarians with a valuable resource option to help improve their services in an effective manner.     

Electronic Publishing

SUMMARY

One of the most often heard words in the library environment these days is “open.” This talk provides a review of some of the key open concepts that are changing the information landscape as we speak, at a rate faster than many of us would like.     

Electronic media

ELECTRONIC MEDIA LAW AND REGULATION by Kenneth C. Creech (Stoneham, MA; Focal Press, 1993—$34.95, paper, ISBN 0–240–80130‐X, 404 pp.)

MEDIA, SEX AND THE ADOLESCENT edited by Bradley S. Greenberg, Jane D. Brown, and Nancy L. Buerkel‐Rothfuss (Creskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 1993—$55.00/24.95, ISBN 1–881303–36–5 cloth, 1–881303–37–3 paper, 376 pp.)

CHILDREN & TELEVISION: IMAGES IN A CHANGING SOCIOCULTURAL WORLD edited by Gordon L. Berry and Joy Keiko Asamen (Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1993—$23.95, paper, ISBN 0–8039–4700–3, 332 pp.)

“RADIO: THE FORGOTTEN MEDIUM.” Media Studies Journal 7:3, Summer 1993 (Freedom Forum Media Studies Center, Columbia University, 2950 Broadway, New York, NY 10027–7004—$5.00 per copy, ISSN 1057–7416, 204 pp.)

ALL TALK: THE TALKSHOW IN MEDIA CULTURE by Wayne Munson (Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1993—price not given, ISBN 0–87722–995–3, 216 pp.)

THE GODS OF TELEVANGELISM: THE CRISIS OF MEANING AND THE APPEAL OF RELIGIOUS TELEVISION by Janice Peck (Cresskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 1993—$45.00/19.95, ISBN 1–881303–65–9 cloth, 1–881303–66–7 paper, 296 pp.)

WORKING IN COMMERCIALS: A COMPLETE SOURCEBOOK FOR ADULT AND CHILD ACTORS by Elaine Keller Beardsley (Stoneham, MA: Focal Press, 1993—$19.95, paper, ISBN 0–240–80160–1,194 pp.)

THE FIRST AMENDMENT AND THE FIFTH ESTATE: REGULATION OF ELECTRONIC MASS MEDIA by T. Barton Carter, Marc A. Franklin, and Jay B. Wright (Westbury, NY: Foundation Press, 1993—price not given, ISBN 1–56662–039–2, 891 pp.)     

Electronic media

SMOOTH TALKERS: THE LINGUISTIC PERFORMANCE OF AUCTIONEERS AND SPORTSCASTERS by Koenraad Kuiper (Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 1996—$16.50, paper, ISBN 0–8058–1720–4, 110 pp.)

PUBLIC INTIMACIES: TALK SHOW PARTICIPANTS AND TELL‐ALL TV by. Patricia Joyner Priest (Creskill, NJ: Hampton Press, 1995—$19.95, paper, ISBN 1–57273–003‐X, 246 pp.)

Dominick, Joseph R. et al. BROADCASTING/CABLE AND BEYOND: AN INTRODUCTION TO MODERN ELECTRONIC MEDIA (New York: McGraw‐Hill, 1996—price not given, ISBN 0–07–017988–3, 493 pp.)

BASICS OF VIDEO PRODUCTION by Des Lyver and Graham Swainson (Newton, MA: Focal Press, 1995—$14.95, paper, ISBN 0–240–51409–2, 128 pp.)

DUNCAN'S RADIO MARKET GUIDE: 1996 EDITION by James H. Duncan Jr. (Duncan's American Radio, PO Box 90284, Indianapolis, IN 46290—$325, spiral bound, no ISBN given, about 400 pages)

THE CAMERA ASSISTANT: A COMPLETE PROFESSIONAL HANDBOOK by Douglas C. Hart (Newton, MA: Focal Press, 1996—price not given, ISBN 0–240–80042–7, 421 pp.)

STUDIO MONITORING DESIGN: A PERSONAL VIEW by Philip Newell (Newton, MA: Focal Press, 1995—price not given, ISBN 0–240–51407–6, 393 pp.)

TIMECODE: A USER'S GUIDE by John Ratcliffe (Newton, MA: Focal Press, 1996—price not given, ISBN 0–240–51404–1, 236 pp.)

BROADCAST SOUND TECHNOLOGY by Mike Talbot‐Smith (Newton, MA: Focal Press, 1995—$32.95, paper, ISBN 0–240–51436‐X, 224 pp.)

BASICS OF VIDEO SOUND by Des Lyver (Newton, MA: Focal Press, 1996—$14.95, paper, ISBN 0–240–51410–6, 128 pp.)     

Electronic Subscriptions

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Electronic Serials

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Electronic Media

VIDEO MEDIA COMPETITION: REGULATION, ECONOMICS, AND TECHNOLOGY edited by Eli M. Noam (New York: Columbia University Press, 1985---price not given)

RESEARCH PAPERS SERIES (Research Program in Telecommunications and Information Policy, 726 Uris Hall, Columbia University, New York 10027—$5.00 each)

THE NEW VIDEO MARKETPLACE: A REGULATORY IDENTITY CRISIS by Erwin G. Krasnow and Jill Abeshouse Stern (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Program on Information Resources Policy, 1985---price not given, paper)

CABLE ADVERTISER'S HANDBOOK by Ronald B. Kaatz (Lincolnwood, IL: National Textbook Company, 1985---$19.95)

THE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF EDUCATIONAL BROADCAST TELEVISION by Kathy Krendl et al (Bloomington, IN: Institute for Communication Research of Indiana University, 1985--- price not given, paper)     

Electronic media

RADIO'S NICHE MARKETING REVOLUTION: FUTURESELL by Godfrey W. and Ashley Page Herweg (Boston: Focal Press, 1997‐$37.95, paper, ISBN 0–240–80202–0, 274 pp., figures, bibliography, notes, index)

THE RECORDING INDUSTRY by Geoffrey P. Hull (Boston: Allyn & Bacon “Series in Mass Communication,”; 1998‐$24.00, ISBN 0–205–19689–6, 304 pp., Internet sources list, notes, bibliography, glossary, index)

THE CABLE AND SATELLITE TELEVISION INDUSTRIES by Patrick R. Parsons and Robert M. Frieden (Boston: Allyn & Bacon “Series in Mass Communication,”; 1998‐$24.00, paper, ISBN 0–205–20013–3, 370 pp., diagrams, tables, bibliography, index)

THE BROADCAST TELEVISION INDUSTRY by James R. Walker & Douglas A. Ferguson, with contributions by John F. Long and Kevin Sauter (Boston: Allyn & Bacon “Series in Mass Communication,”; 1998‐$24.00, paper, ISBN 0–205–18950–4, 228 pp., figures, glossary, bibliography, index)

“DENY ALL KNOWLEDGE:” READING THE X FILES edited by David Lavery, Angela Hague, and Maria Cartwright (Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press “Television Series,”; 1996‐$45.00/16.95, ISBN 0–8156–2717–3 hard, 0–8156–0407–6 paper, 233 pp., notes, appendix, works cited, index)

MINORITY COMMERCIAL BROADCAST OWNERSHIP IN THE UNITED STATES by NTIA's Minority Telecommunications Development Program (Washington: National Telecommunications and Information Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, 1997‐price not given, paper, no ISBN provided, 50 pp., tables)

THE BROADCASTER'S GUIDE TO RDS by Scott Wright (Boston: Focal Press, 1997‐$36.95, paper, ISBN 0–240–80278–0, 203 pp., figures, glossary, bibliography, index)