Will Davies - Digital Inclusion And Social Capital
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Will Davies presents on the link between social capital and digital inclusion. From an RSA-UK Online Centres seminar at The RSA on the 20th May 2009. More details at http://connectedcommunities.rsablogs.org.uk/2009/05/20/blogging-and-tweets-from-digital-inclusion-seminar/
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