"televillage" meaning in English

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  "etymology_text": "From tele- + village.",
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          "ref": "1996, Werner B. Korte, Richard Wynne, Telework: Penetration, Potential and Practice in Europe, page 274:",
          "text": "[…] they have had to restrict the televillage to an initial development of thirty four houses instead of the originally envisaged four hundred.",
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          "text": "The final area where new media policy is becoming directly linked with policies for particular urban spaces is the emergence of information districts and urban televillages.",
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        "A communal site containing telecottages where teleworkers can work."
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          "teleworker",
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  "word": "televillage"
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