I wasn't really talking about 'schemes' and 'initiatives' here. I wanted something more material. Very specific policies that could have a positive impact. I de

I wasn't really talking about 'schemes' and 'initiatives' here. I wanted something more material. Very specific policies that could have a positive impact. I definitely didn't mean eye-catching new mechanisms that would radically disrupt the free-market, like corporate giveaways. One might be Intellectual Property reform. Another might be the introduction of computer science into the UK/US curricula. Another might be the liberalisation of immigration policy. Then there's superfast broadband infrastructure roll-outs. Maybe strengthening competition law in some online markets. Etc. Etc. Couched in a different terms, I might say: I agree that the Government should get out of the way. But /how/ does the Government get out of the way? I wanted to understand how to organise the traditional hierarchy of digital policy priorities.