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X-Gov : crossmedia for government services

This paper discusses the application of the crossmedia concept to government services. We present some advantages of this approach, as well as the challenges to using this new interaction paradigm. A framework is proposed to provide a technological foundation that assists the development of crossmedia governmental applications and maintains the consistency expected in government services.