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Taiwan government to boost digital content industry toward NT$600 billion in 2011

Bryan Chuang

Bryan Chuang

, Taipei

Aug 9, 2007, 15:13 0

Taiwan's Executive Yuan on August 8 approved a set of plans to promote the development of Taiwan's digital content industry, with a focus on computer animation and games software, during 2007-2011...

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