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  • The effect of the COVID-19 crisis on the digital economy has been profound How and whether the widespread adoption of teleworking, telehealth and remote learning will continue after the crisis subsides is a matter for policy debate Digital inclusion will, in any case, be important This issue of the Journal publishes four public policy papers, two of which arise from the NBN Futures Forum in February 2020 The other two provide contrasting views on the rising influence of China on the Internet The issue also contains five more technical papers and a historical reprint The Journal welcomes contributions on telecommunications and the digital economy © 2020 Telecommunications Association Inc All right reserved
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  • The digital economy lights up
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  • #823280
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  • 2020

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