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• About me

  
  The blogger is Mick Phythian, a research student at De Montfort University in Leicester, U.K. on Electronic Government and IT Manager at Ryedale District Council in North Yorkshire, England. He is also a member of the Local CIO Council.

  He is not the Great E-mancipator! The Great Emancipator was President Abraham Lincoln. The blog is so-called because some people perceive e-government, transformational government or, heaven forbid, government to be the emancipator of us all...

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