Economic Development, Government and the Internet
From OpenNet Initiative Conference 2007
The linkages between information and communications technology and economic development are well accepted but largely undocumented and poorly understood. How significant is the impact of Internet censorship on the potential benefits from growth-enhancing ICT investments? What is the scope for using this angle as an effective argument for limiting the spread of filtering? How can these linkages best be established and quantified?
Please sign up below for the Economic Development, Government and the Internet breakout session
1. Jan Schwate, Technical University of Ilmenau, info@govote.de
2. Chia-Ying Lee, MSc in E-learning Student, University of Oxford
3. Tural Aliyev, MSc in E-learning Student, University of Oxford
4. Jonathan Gordon-Till, Oxford Business Intelligence and InfoEthics.org.uk
5. Liz Williams
6. Bipana Bantawa, University of Oxford
7. Thomson Lui, Hong Kong Economic Times
8. Helmi Noman, Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School/ONI
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