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'Digital economy' is an awful term that seems to encompass a complete misunderstanding of computation and communications. Like the net filter it bodes poorly for the future. Anyway, without internet speeds and access costs approximating those of the rest of the OECD and others we won't have a 'digital economy'. If we can get that into place then there is little need for the government to do much other than broker large scale programs in traditional areas of government - education, health and so on.