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The Information Society in the Asia-Pacific Region India and Australia

Sowmyanarayanan Sadagopan, John Weckert

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This chapter considers just two countries in the Asia-Pacific region, India and Australia. Policies are outlined that show how the governments in these countries are attempting to encourage the IT industry, eBusiness and eGovernment, address problems of Internet access, and regulate Internet content.

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This chapter considers just two countries in the Asia-Pacific region, India and Australia. Policies are outlined that show how the governments in these countries are attempting to encourage the IT industry, eBusiness and eGovernment, address problems of Internet access, and regulate Internet content.

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This chapter considers just two countries in the Asia-Pacific region, India and Australia. Policies are outlined that show how the governments in these countries are attempting to encourage the IT industry, eBusiness and eGovernment, address problems of Internet access, and regulate Internet content.

Key concepts: Asia pacific, The Internet, Business, Political science, Economic growth, Geography, Economy, International trade

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