Las instituciones municipales portuguesas y su adopción de las tecnologías 2.0propuesta de un Indicador de Web Social

  1. Valeriano Piñeiro-Naval
  2. Paulo Serra
Revista:
Investigación bibliotecológica

ISSN: 2448-8321,  0187-358X

Any de publicació: 2019

Volum: 33

Número: 78

Pàgines: 13-28

Tipus: Article

DOI: 10.22201/IIBI.24488321XE.2019.78.57957 DIALNET GOOGLE SCHOLAR lock_openAccés obert editor

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Resum

Abstract The aim of the study is to measure the adoption, by Portuguese municipalities, of 2.0 technologies as part of their digital communication strategy. Therefore, and after making a content analysis of the 308 websites of the country, a Social Web Indicator (SWI) was created which, in addition to offering a vision of its whole, allowed us to identify those elements, whether demographical, economical, geographical, technological or political, affect to a greater extent this adoption. The results indicate that social networks, especially Facebook, are the most widespread element; and that the key factors to implement the 2.0 tools, significantly relate to the parameters of technological development of the locality, as well as its budget and population. These factors point to the coast and, more specifically, to the Metropolitan Area of Lisbon as the geographical sector more highlighted, with regard to the use of Collaborative Web in its e-Government. At an ideological level, however, there are no differences among municipalities ruled by left or right parties in considering the examined functionalities.

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