(Reuters) - Google, the dominant provider of search services on the public Internet, said it has struck deals with the four states on a two-pronged approach to make state government information more accessible, both via Google and on the states' own sites.
"A lot of state agencies view their Web sites as billboards as opposed to dynamic means of two-way communications between governments and their citizens," said Darrell West, a professor of political Science at Brown University.
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