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Asia Pacific

  • Asia Pacific Mobile Observatory 2011 : Driving Economic and Social Development through Mobile Services
  • Background Paper for Identifying the Best Practice of ICT Implementations in Asia and the Pacific
  • Digital Review of Asia Pacific 2009–2010
  • ICT for higher education: an overview of case studies from the Asia and Pacific region
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