The Digital Divide

 

“In just about every country, a certain percentage of people has the best information technology that society has to offer. These people have the most powerful computers, the best telephone service and fastest Internet service, as well as a wealth of content and training relevant to their lives.

There is another group of people. They are the people who for one reason or another don’t have access to the newest or best computers, the most reliable telephone service or the fastest or most convenient Internet services. The difference between these two groups of people is what has been called the ‘Digital Divide.’

 

(Excerpt from “Falling Through the Net II.”  www.digitaldivide.gov)

 

Domestic Divide

International Divide

Technological Aspects

 

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This site was created by Anupama Pillalamarri, Brett Hutchinson, and Richert Hart.

 

Last Modified  December 4, 2001