Venezia verso un futuro digitale
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Venezia, Web, 2, Web.2Abstract
Venezia è pertanto sempre stata attenta a garantire supporto (anche normativo) agli innovatori, ponendosi quindi come realtà in cui la valorizzazione dell’ingegno e della ricaduta dello stesso nel commercio erano principi basilari. Dopo secoli in cui i mercati e l’innovazione si sono spostati prima verso il continente americano e successivamente verso quello asiatico, Venezia vive ancora diuna rendita di tipo turistico rispetto alla sua potenza economica e culturale dei tempi passati. Oggi, grazie al Web, Venezia potrebbe tornare ad essere un nuovo centro di sviluppo intellettivo, una nuova porta verso l’Oriente ma nel campo delle nuove tecnologie…
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2008-07-24
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Scano, R. (2008). Venezia verso un futuro digitale. DigItalia, 3(2), 104–110. Retrieved from https://digitalia.cultura.gov.it/article/view/452
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