UFB increases primary school academic performance - Motu
Four months ago the think tank found UFB didn't increase business productivity.
Just a few months ago Motu questioned whether the government’s $2 billion investment in ultra-fast broadband (UFB) had resulted in business productivity gains but it’s a different story with education.
A Huawei-subsidised study by the think tank out today has found a positive but “small”
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Campbell Gibson
Wed, 05 Apr 2017
Wed, 05 Apr 2017
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UFB increases primary school academic performance - Motu
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