The Impact of the Crisis on ICT and ICT-related Employment

This paper provides an overview of short-term and long-term developments in ICT employment trends. Preliminary analysis of available indicators shows that employment is dropping in the ICT sector - notably in ICT goods sectors and mostly remaining flat in ICT services.

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OECD Communications Outlook 2009

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Improving Measurement of Links between ICT and Environmental Outcomes

This report explores available statistics and data from official statistical sources and from product life cycle studies, suggests a conceptual framework for the statistical field “ICT and the environment” and makes recommendations on how to improve statistical collection.

The Impact of the Crisis on ICTs and their Role in the Recovery (OECD Digital Economy Paper 163)

This paper suggests a conceptual framework for the new statistical field "ICT and the environment" based on an existing OECD framework for information society statistics.

Piracy of Digital Content

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