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A Comparative Study of Access to Web-Enabled Services in Botswana and the UK: Issues, Obstacles and Solutions

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digital infrastructure

Record type:

paper
Creator:
MorPitStr
Editor:
CRIArtOmpAdr
Publisher:
CCSDSpringer
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International audience This paper looks at the issue of access to internet based services in Botswana and the UK. It provides an overview of current infrastructure and demographics in each country, the particular issues and obstacles that each faces and considers the initiatives currently being pursued. It concludes that although the two countries may be very different many of the problems they face with regards to web access are similar.

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e-governmentchannelsinternetaccesswebBotswanaUK[INFO]Computer Science [cs]

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