In 2009, the UK Government published its Digital Britain report, and set out an ambition “to secure the UK’s position as one of the world’s leading digital knowledge economies”. Building on this, the Royal Society of Edinburgh set up a Digital Scotland working group, chaired by Professor Michael Fourman, to take a broader view of the ways in which technological change could be stimulated and exploited for economic and social benefit, and to explore these within the particular economic, social and geographic context of Scotland. click here to read more... |