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Nakayama, 2002 - Google Patents

From PC to mobile internet—overcoming the digital divide in Japan

Nakayama, 2002

Document ID
1626157503511100359
Author
Nakayama S
Publication year
Publication venue
Asian Journal of Social Science

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Snippet

In the year 2000, the Mori-led government in Japan adopted a “Basic Strategy for IT” policy and instituted an advisory committee. Even a cursory examination of the committee's recommendations will indicate that nothing particularly innovative has been proposed …
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