Digital City Bristol
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The document outlines Bristol, UK's strategy to become a more digital, creative, green, and connected city. It discusses priorities like developing digital leaders, improving broadband infrastructure, using green ICT, expanding telehealth, and empowering communities through digital media. The strategy aims to make Bristol a competitive hub for creative digital industries and deliver efficient e-government services through shared digital infrastructure.
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www.mindtrek.org/2020/
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