Eric Conrad of the Kennebec Journal wrote a reflective and clear article earlier this week that lays out why being able to access the e-mail sent and received by public employees and officials is so important.
I learned from the article that Maine is further ahead of the curve in terms of figuring out ways to archive those e-mails so they can readily be searched and retrieved than other states. For one thing, it only has 13,000 e-mail users. Additionally, the e-mail system those employees all use appears to have greater retrieval capacities than the e-mail systems some other states use.
Additional reading:
Other states can’t produce e-mails; some newspapers aren’t asking the right questions.



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