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      <description>Two readings, two live business models, and the extension picks a third.
A digital expo is a trade show about digital technology, run in every major market and well sponsored because enterprise vendors have budget. It&amp;rsquo;s also a trade show that happens digitally, a market that settled after its bubble into something real and smaller, serving audiences that can&amp;rsquo;t travel and exhibitors wanting year-round presence.
On the .org the name reads as an industry body or public-interest event rather than a commercial show, which suits a government-backed digital skills initiative, an association&amp;rsquo;s annual conference, or a nonprofit technology fair.</description>
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