While mGov magazine continues to de-
velop its work and invest in new media
means, and pursuant to its belief that so-
cial media has created a type of media
different from its conventional concept,
the magazine created mGov profiles on a
number of social media sites, notably Twit-
ter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.
This aims at a new way to present and
discuss an issue, fast interaction and de-
livering audio and visual supported news.
Through these accounts, mGov aims to
establish its firm position, expand its out-
reach and enhance communication chan-
nels with the public. It aims to update them
regularly of the smart transition process
the state is continually undergoing. These
accounts will also constitute a new plat-
form through which the public can provide
their feedback on the services offered by
the mobile government.
mGov accounts on social media sites will
constitute an interactive platform through
which customers can stay informed of the
latest smart services and key services
and apps developed by federal and local
agencies and organizations.
Through its team administering these ac-
counts, mGov will promptly post about up-
grades to existing government apps. The
aim is to give a complete picture of the
efforts exerted by all relevant government
entities and authorities in completing the
smart transition process by May 2015.
The mGov magazine was keen on hav-
ing its accounts on social media networks
supported with dynamic and interactive
features regarding its posts. The posted
material will include text and audiovisual
features. This should enable the audience
to have easy and fast interaction and ac-
cess to the posted news.
On its Twitter and Facebook accounts, @
mgovmagazine and Mgovmagazine re-
spectively, mGov posts a daily newsletter
Combines Text & Audiovisual
mGov magazine
launches accounts on Social Media
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