Pot ser té raó l’autor i encara no tenen sa paella peres mànec!

De totes maneres i en quan a projecte és un canvi important tratant-se de webs insitucionals. Mirau sino altres com sa web de La Moncloa.

Salut Angel i gràcies de nou.

Little change on whitehouse.gov

By CAROL E. LEE

Change may have come to America, as the new whitehouse.gov boasts. But not much change has come . . .

. . . to the Obama administration’s souped up White House Web site since it launched shortly after noon on Tuesday.

The site is billed as tech-savvy Obamians communications gateway to Americans, and Americans’ link to the new administration. It promises to post blogs and documents as the president signs them.

Yet the most recent blog is from yesterday – and it’s a video of Obama’s inaugural address from, well, two whole days ago. That’s eons in cyberspace.

Plus visitors wouldn’t have learned until late this morning that yesterday Obama signed executive orders on presidential records and ethics.

This is hardly the “timely and in-depth content meant to keep everyone up-to-date and educated” that White House director of new media, Macon Phillips, commits to in his opening blog.

Perhaps the slow start is a consequence of a new White House staff that’s in a bit of a culture shock from the dinosaur-era technology devices that are government property.

Msg Team Obama: Snap out of it! Web surfers are waiting.