Digital Britain implementation plan comes without schedule
By silicon.com
Published: 17 August 2009 11:50 GMT
Remember the government's vision for the future for the UK's technological future, Digital Britain?
After publishing the strategy document in June, the government has now revealed the people that will be in charge of turning the document into reality, with the announcement of its Digital Britain Implementation Plan.
Alas, there's no schedule on when key elements of the plan will actually be delivered, but there should be more information available when a progress report is published in the autumn. ZDNet UK has the full story on the Digital Britain implementation plan.
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