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New Zealand Digital Content Strategy
Nationwide - National Library of New Zealand
The draft New Zealand Digital Content Strategy is the government’s five-year vision for unlocking New Zealand’s stock of content and providing all New Zealanders with seamless, easy access to the information that is important to their lives, businesses and cultural identity.
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Free-to-air Digital Television
Ministry for Culture & Hertiage
Free-to-air digital television in New Zealand is an important digital topic as it effects all New Zealanders.
The transition to Digital TV is a significant change to the broadcasting infrastructure and alters the competitive relationship amongst free-to-air broadcasters, and between pay and free-to-air operators. A significant feature of the emerging media environment is the opportunity for convergence between broadcasting, content producers (and funders), telecommunications (fixed and mobile) and the internet.
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E-Government Strategy
Nationwide - State Services Commission
One of the focus areas of E-government is using tools like the Internet to increase the value of government services provided to New Zealanders. Government agencies have increased their focus on the Internet as a channel for publishing information, and for delivering interactive services. The E-Government programme covers the range of core government services and content, and includes a large array of agency specific projects (details available on the E-government website).
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NZLive.com - The Cultural Portal
Nationwide - Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Providing an on-line presence for the cultural sector, starting with an events portal which will provide online access for both domestic and international audiences.
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Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of New Zealand
Nationwide - Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Te Ara is a comprehensive guide to the natural environment, history, culture, economy, institutions, peoples and social development of this country. An important feature is its Māori content. Te Ara is a significant contribution to our understanding of the development of New Zealand.
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NZ History.net.nz
Nationwide - Ministry for Culture and Heritage
NZHistory.net.nz aims to be your first port of call when you voyage the World Wide Web in search of information on New Zealand history. The site contains major features on many aspects of New Zealand history with sections on Society and Culture, War and Culture and Politics and Government.
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The Māori Language Information Programme
Nationwide - Te Puni Kōkiri with Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori
To support the regeneration of the Māori language, using an interactive website (www.koreromaori.co.nz) and portal to improve connectivity between Māori speakers and increase the corpus of te reo Māori.
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Any Questions
Nationwide - National Library of New Zealand
An online reference service for all New Zealand school students, providing guided access to online information from relevant, quality sources.
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Broadcasting Programme of Action Project - including Free to Air Digital Television
Nationwide - Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Achieving adequacy and certainty of public funding for broadcasting; strengthening public broadcasting; facilitating digital broadcasting services; enhancing regional and community broadcasting; enhancing independence and responsibility in broadcasting; and enhancing the incentives for producing higher-quality content and schedules.
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Archway
Nationwide - Archives New Zealand
Archway is a system that transforms the way government archives are managed and accessed. It replaces outdated paper systems with a dynamic database that allows the documentation of government functions, agencies, and records from 1830 to the present day. Archway contains descriptions of over 1.5 million records that have been transferred from government agencies.
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NRAM
Nationwide - Archives New Zealand
NRAM is the National Register of Archives & Manuscripts – a centralised web based register of archives held in many New Zealand repositories. It is particularly effective for smaller, community based institutions which can use the NRAM system instead of investing in developing expensive systems of their own. Over 8,000 separate collections are documented on the system, which is used by researchers throughout New Zealand and internationally.
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Copyright Act Amendment
Nationwide - Ministry of Economic Development
Technological change and the development and adoption of new technologies frequently raise issues concerning the applicability, adequacy and operation of existing laws and regulation. This is particularly true of copyright law, itself a product of technology.
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EPIC
Nationwide - National Library of New Zealand
Access for all New Zealanders through their libraries to New Zealand and non-New Zealand e-content. Provides access to 16,000+ full text journals and is available to every citizen. (Consortium partners: Ministry of Education and the library sector).
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Matapihi
Nationwide - National Library of New Zealand
Image database, containing some 50,000 images of New Zealand places, events, and people. (With Archives New Zealand and collaborating institutions within the National Digital Forum).
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