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10-June-2008
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The workshop showed that ICTs can play a significant role in the near-term for mitigating the growth (even reducing) of the global energy footprint.
OECD Information and Communication Policy News - June 2008 - Special Edition on the OECD Ministerial meeting on "The Future of the Internet Economy"
5-June-2008
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The Internet has, in a short space of time, become fundamental to the global economy. More than a billion people worldwide use it, both at work and in their social lives. Over the past three decades it has grown from an experimental research network and now underpins a range of new economic activities as well as activities and infrastructures that support our economies, from financial markets and health services to energy and
This working paper is based on qualitative empirical research into the incentives of market players when dealing with malicious software (malware).
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