Digital Divide

Digital Divide Definition:

The socioeconomic and other disparities between those who have the opportunities and skillsets which help them to benefit from digital resources, including the Internet, and those who do not have these opportunities or skills: programs that help bridge the digital divide gap between rich and poor countries.

Digital Divide Articles
The Digital Divide Narrows
How Congress Can Bridge America’s Digital Divide
This Chart Shows the Digital Divide is Still a Real Problem
One Third of Americans Own Tablet Computers
The Digital Divide is Alive and Well
Are mobile devices causing a digital divide in the workplace?
Smartphones have bridged the digital divide
Closing the digital divide
Bridging the digital divide
The digital divide persists: One in five Americans are not online
Are your ill-informed policies widening the digital divide?
Mexico aims to close the digital divide
‘Brilliant Bus’ shrinking the digital divide
Libraries stuck in the digital divide
Crossing the digital divide
Latinos and Technology Adoption
Digital disparities at the Great Divide
The digital divide persists
The digital divide is now all about affordable data access
Digital Divide leaves kids behind
Young and old differ on ebook preferences
Rising mobile internet use could create new digital divide
Mobile helping to bridge the Digital Divide but not for all
Time to bridge the digital divide
Closing the digital divide
FCC reclassifies all broadband
We need a better yardstick to measure the Digital Divide
VoIP’s broadband bottleneck
Seeing eye computer guides the blind
Debate rages over internet phone fees
Missing text messages
Satellite seeks broadband reentry
FCC takes steps to regulate VoIP