Preprint2009

The Impact of Social Computing on the EU Information Society and Economy

Kirsti Ala-Mutka · David Broster · Romina Cachia · Clara Centeno · Claudio Feijóo · Alexandra Haché +6 more

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Information Society and Technology Trends E-Government and Public Services ICT Impact and Policies

Abstract

This report provides a systematic empirical assessment of the creation, use and adoption of specific social computing applications and its impact on ICT/media industries, personal identity, social inclusion, education and training, healthcare and public health, and government services and public governance.

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