The news was announced in Moscow on Thursday, by the head of the elections commission, Vladimir Churov, who said the mobile technology doesn’t have to be too complicated for voting.
Die Zentrale Wahlkommission in Russland hat bekannt gegeben, dass Russen bei der Parlamentswahl 2011 ihre Stimme auch per Mobiltelefon abgeben können. Das berichtet das Telekomportal Cellular News unter Berufung auf den Nachrichtendienst RIA Novosti. Vladimir Churov, Chef der Wahlkommission, betonte bei der Ankündigung, dass hierfür ein technisch durchschnittlich ausgestattetes Handy genügen würde, um die Stimme abzugeben. "Einzige Voraussetzung ist, dass das Gerät Java-Applikationen unterstützt", wird Churov von MosNews.com zitiert.
The key instrument of forming the e-Government of Karelia is the Informatization of the Republic of Karelia in 2008-2012 regional target program. According to it, 23 information subsystems of the e-Government developed at the federal level and intended for automation of working processes in various fields of activity and aimed at maintenance of needs of the population and authorities in information exchange and electronic cooperation should be introduced by 2012.
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Russia ranked 60th in a 2008 UN survey of world governments' e-government readiness, placing it below Costa Rica and above South Africa, according to materials distributed by the Kremlin press service. Sweden ranked first in the survey.
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