During the 1990s, researchers and policy makers began discussing the presence of a so-
called 'digital divide,'a distinction of people who do and do not have access to information …

During the 1990s, researchers and policy makers began discussing the presence of a so-
called “digital divide,” a distinction of people who do and do not have access to information …

For the majority of current day internet researchers they key issue is not “who” is connected
to the internet but “what” are people doing when they are connected. In particular there is a …

“The digital divide” terminology is often used in policy discourse to refer simply to access to
information and communication technologies (ICTs). It is a misnomer in at least two ways …

The powerful role of information and communication technology (ICT) in social and
economic development has led many to ponder the consequences of unequal access to it …

This article introduces critical perspective into the discussion of the digital divide, which is
commonly defined as the gap separating those individuals who have access to new forms of …

For a term that barely existed two decades ago, digital inequality has certainly made its mark
on academic scholarship. In its relatively short life as an academic domain of inquiry, digital …

The concept digital divide is usually defined as the gap between people who do and do not
have access to forms of information and communication technology. These forms are …

From the end of the 1990s onwards the digital divide, commonly defined as the gap between
those who have and do not have access to computers and the Internet, has been a central …

Within the context of the emerging information society, one of the most talked about
concerns in the area of social quality is the digital divide. This fear focuses on the potential …