Access to knowledge empowers people and may help to reduce inequality, for instance by reducing the digital divide57. In particular, "the Internet, especially, has become a critical enabler of social and economic change, transforming how government, business and citizens interact and offering new ways of addressing development challenges"58. And this is true for industrial development as well. However, in developing countries, the number of mobile broadband subscriptions continues to grow at double-digit rates, reaching close to 41%59.