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OVERVIEW<br />

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29. Data for 2014 of net digital worldwide ad revenue<br />

shares from eMarketer, an online market research<br />

company.<br />

30. Wood 2011.<br />

31. Eden and Gaggl 2014.<br />

32. WDR 2016 team estimates, based on household surveys.<br />

See chapter 2 in the full Report for details.<br />

33. A landmark agreement that will further boost digital<br />

adoption around the world is the Information<br />

Technology Agreement, concluded by World Trade<br />

Organization (WTO) members on July 24, 2015. It<br />

will eliminate tariffs on more than 200 ICT products,<br />

valued at $1.3 trillion in global trade.<br />

34. Vassil 2015.<br />

35. Bauer and others 2014.<br />

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