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Digital divide in Taiwan: evidence, comparisons, and strategies
by Chien-Chih Yu, Hsing-I Wang
Electronic Government, an International Journal (EG), Vol. 1, No. 2, 2004
Abstract: This paper provides a close look at the digital divide in Taiwan from domestic and cross-country perspectives. Data regarding ICT diffusion, e-readiness and competitiveness collected from different sources are compiled and analysed to reflect the evidence of the digital divide in Taiwan as well as to show comparative results of cross-selected Asia countries. Government strategies and programmes to bridge digital gaps and to sustain national competitiveness are also presented.

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