The present study relies on the 2010 Canadian Internet Use Survey to investigate
differences in people's access to the internet and level of online activity. The study not only …

With the narrowing of Internet access divide, researchers have focused on Internet usage,
taking for granted access issues. However, questions remain regarding who has Internet …

Most analyses of the digital divide have conceived of Internet access as binary–either
someone is an Internet user or is not. Using data from a 2002 national random digit dial …

The objective of this paper is to understand what factors stimulate or hinder the adoption and
usage of the Internet in Africa. We adopt a micro-econometric approach and use household …

This article expands understanding of the digital divide to more nuanced measures of use by
examining differences in young adults' online activities. Young adults are the most highly …

Older adults have increasingly adopted Internet and social network sites (SNSs), but little
communication scholarship has explored systematic differences in access within this …

Internet non-adoption is linked to certain demographic variables, including age, educational
attainment, household income and community type.

We examine the first digital divide in a developing country, Thailand, exploring how
resources and appropriation theory concepts explain internet use diversity. We find that …

Researchers on digital divides have identified demographic and attitudinal factors
associated with inequalities in access, skills, and patterns of Internet use, primarily around …

The share of all US adults who use the internet increased from 52% in 2000 to 84% today.