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Finally, it is hard to see what would stop central banks from creating their own digital currencies and using regulation to tilt the playing field until they win.
The revolution in digital communication technology has underpinned this shift.
The outcome of the Council’s June meeting was encouraging, and we must continue on that path in the coming months to make progress on two equally important issues: how to foster innovation and the digital economy, and how to ensure Europe’s manufacturing competitiveness.
In Kenya, Munyutu Waigi and Ivan Mbowa co-founded Umati Capital, a digital finance hub that helps agricultural processors, traders, and cooperatives access funds needed to expand their businesses.
The research shows that expanding digital procurement government-wide would save $670 million annually – enough to increase annual public-health spending by about 50%.
They also track their workouts, monitor their babies, and amass huge collections of digital friends (for better or worse).
Less discussed than the suspect DNA evidence is whether a graphic digital animation also contributed to Knox’s conviction.
At the same time, digital graphics and animations take decision makers anywhere and everywhere – into the body in medical malpractice cases, inside complex machinery in patent-infringement cases, or on the scene as a virtual eyewitness to murder in a criminal case.
With equal certainty we may believe in the digital images that we see, but how can we be sure of their basis in reality?
Once we enter the domain of digital simulation, how do we keep from slipping into an endless matrix of appearances?
The growing use of videos, simulations, and sophisticated graphics (DNA analysis included) as a basis for legal judgments exposes the vicissitudes of justice in the digital age.
To be sure, most leading news outlets in India have been developing their digital offerings.
While growth in digital advertising expenditure is surging, at an annual rate of nearly 30%, it still comprises just 8% of India’s total ad spending.
The differential, ABC predicts, will level out by 2021, with advertising revenues for print and digital media reaching parity.
The fast-changing nature of today’s digital technologies also raises security challenges.
The advent of digital “new media” was once heralded as a democratizing trend that would give ordinary people a measure of control over the “air waves,” at the expense of big companies or established institutions.
Living Big DataCAMBRIDGE – Big data is made from the digital trail that we leave behind when we use credit cards, mobile phones, or the Web.
My own laboratory, for example, is building a Web site which, based on Google maps, uses society’s digital trail to map poverty, infant mortality, crime rates, changes in GDP, and other social indicators, neighborhood by neighborhood – all of which will be updated daily.
With a single European digital market, European alternatives to Google, Facebook, Amazon, Samsung, and Huawei could finally emerge.
Their use of social media was a case study in digital virtuosity.
Techno-optimists claim that technology will fuel the needed gains, as the lag between digital capabilities and their applications in the economy shortens.
After all, Putin, a former KGB officer, has proved more than willing to use digital (not to mention physical) means to harass, intimidate, and coerce his enemies and opponents.
Like an algorithm designed to access an adversary’s digital network, the Islamic State’s carefully staged videos, featuring the beheadings of American and British journalists and aid workers, have penetrated the Western psyche.
It also will require us to think deeply about the strategic use of violent images in the digital age.
Moreover, in the age of the Internet, the transnational digital economy’s contribution to GDP is rapidly increasing.
Countries would be better off with policies that promote ICT: elimination of taxes and tariffs on ICT products and services, removal of non-tariff barriers like requiring local data storage, and encouragement of digital innovation and transformation in economic sectors through regulatory and procurement reform.
Indeed, the overall non-discriminatory tax regime has been an important boon to ICT adoption, and the EU’s commissioner for the digital agenda spoke out strongly against Hungary’s proposed tax, calling it “a particularly bad idea.”
The advances in computing power underpinning the digital revolution have led not only to rapid quality improvements and product innovation, but also to new, connectivity-driven ways of exchanging and providing services.
One particular challenge for economic measurement stems from the fact that an increasing share of consumption comprises digital products delivered at a zero price or funded through alternative means, such as advertising.
Two methods can give us a rough estimate how much digital economic activity we are failing to capture in our measurements.
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