political communication theory
arts, media, and technology
Digital divide is a metaphor for the cleft between people with access to technology and those without. Although the term originated in the mid-1990s to describe differences in technological infrastructure of U.S. schools, it has grown to describe various forms of alienation predicated on class, race, and national identity. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Problems; Digital Divide]
digital divide
community, culture, and change
media, sports, and entertainment
critical orientations
information, media, and communication technology
technologies
social issues
computers and electronic media
economics and stratification
concepts
equality and social stratification
challenges, issues, and controversies
internet and communities