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State Laws Requiring World Wide Web Dissemination of Information: A Review of State Government Mandates for Documents Online

The authors review state statutes requiring the publication of United States government held information on state-supported Web sites in order to answer the following research questions. Which state legislatures are requiring their agencies to put information on the Web? And what issues emerge as states start employing the Web as a source of public information? The authors found that 41 states do require Web posting of a wide range of government information, and that some states were much more aggressive about employing this kind of dissemination. The authors also found that there was not a uniform level of privacy or concern for safeguarding individual's identifying information contained in state-sponsored Web site postings of government information.