Media Trust is proud to be a partner in the Race Online 2012 campaign to make the UK the first nation in the world where everyone can use the web. Media Trust intends to showcase content across its digital platforms and to support and resource a range of charities and grass-roots community organisations to harness the power of digital media.
Ten million adults in the UK have never used the internet and Race Online 2012, launched by UK Digital Champion Martha Lane Fox, aims to inspire and encourage millions to get online by the end of the year of the next Olympics, through partnership with government, industry, charities and individuals.
Find out more at the official Race Online 2012 website.
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