This paper introduces the concept of digital parity–similar levels of connectivity, devices, and
skills between groups–that can lead to more digital inclusive communities. Utilizing a …

Scholars have appealed to build a digitally inclusive society to include senior citizens.
However, conclusions on the impacts of Internet use on senior citizens' social participation …

Digital inequalities research has documented a set of practices related to people's Internet
use that questions the binary division between Internet users and non-users. In particular …

Purpose The paper explores the main drivers of the regional-level digital divide in
Ecuadorian cities and the extent to which the information and communication technology …

This study takes a qualitative approach to studying how the socio-cultural context might
foster beneficial Internet use for different educational groups. As the approach taken in …

Purpose Using longitudinal data, this study aims to provide a greater understanding as to
how parenting factors, including the employment of various disciplinary techniques, during a …

This project links research on digital inequality, which focuses on connection quality and its
outcomes for under-connected individuals, and parental mediation, which focuses on the …

Digital technology has emerged as a public policy issue owing to its relevance in the
dissemination of policy information and geographical restrictions in light of the brief …

The increasing prominence of ageing and disability in developed societies has led to
initiatives that strive to awaken and/or strengthen corporate and institutional commitment to …

Abstract Background The Internet is increasingly becoming an infrastructure for a number of
services, both commercial, public (including health related) and personal. Using the internet …