A phrase with great urgency a few years ago,“the digital divide” now is on the sidelines. As
the federal government renewed its commitment to marketplace solutions in …

Digital Divide is the latest evocative term that refers to differences in access to and uses of
information technology that are correlated with income, race and ethnicity, gender, age …

The astronomical growth of the Internet in the mid–1990s and the applications it makes
possible have captured the imagination of increasing numbers of people around the world …

In August 1995, Microsoft launched Windows 95, the next generation of its dominant
software package for personal computers. Bundled in with it was its new web browser …

Bridging the Digital Divide investigates problems of unequal access to information
technology. The author redefines this problem, examines its severity, and lays out what the …

In this paper, we examine efforts undertaken by two cities–Atlanta and LaGrange, Georgia–
to redress the digital divide. Atlanta's initiative has taken the form of community technology …

This text begins with a criticism of discourses about the notion of 'digital divide'. Regardless
of the identity of their authors (politicians, G8 'experts', activists), these speeches are mostly …

The future of the internet digital divide Page 1 116 March 2001/Vol. 44, No. 3
COMMUNICATIONS OF THE ACM < TECHNOLOGICALLY, Internet capacity will continue to …

Information and communication technologies (ICT) have the potential to offer vast
advantages to users. ICT could bring broad and in-depth information to those who have …

From the first moment that the Internet showed potential as a commercial medium and as a
platform for communications, policymakers have been debating the question of whether …