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Digital shopkeepers: In the G20 countries, the internet economy will grow at more than 10% annually for the next five years.  And by 2016 reach $4.2 trillion, or 5.3% of GDP compared to 2010’s $2.3 trillion and 4.1% of GDP.
—The Economist, April 2012

Audio/Video: Technology

Google’s executive chairman discusses a variety of issues including its relationship to China, the value of the... See more
How do mobile, local, and social trends change the way we experience the Internet and the world? Is it happening other... See more
Google's Marissa Mayer and The Economist's Vijay Vaitheeswaran See more
This session is co-Presented with NBC News' "Education Nation." The onset of courseware, tablets, and social media... See more
In the decades ahead, our reliance on innovative ways to explain and communicate massive amounts of information will... See more
Government is what we do together. How disruptive can digital technology be to actually make it work better? See more

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Fact: Technology
As computational power rises exponentially, not linearly, so does the rate of change — and that means the next 10 years should pack in far more technological change than the last 10.
–Network World, July 2011