Digital Divide

While technology is an amazing force and more people gain access to it, there are many others that cannot. This article explains today's digital gap and suggests means of lessening it.

Here you will find reasons why the digital divide will grow small, even shrink to non-existence, in 2010.

The common belief is that the digital divide is an age related issue and the mere passage of time would naturally close the split.

The digital divide is the gap between those that have ready availability to digital technology, and those that do not. A good example: one student having access to the internet, and another student not having access to the internet or perhaps even a computer.

This paper focuses on the technology gap between African-Americans and the general population. This separation, is often dismissed as the digital divide; however digital indifference is a more fitting label.

In April 2002, the Supreme Court made a 6-3 ruling that the law restricting computer-generated images of children engaging in sexually explicit conduct violated First Amendment rights, but isn't Child Porn still just Child Porn?

As the role of information technology continues to increase in American's economic and social lives, leaving a number of citizens without access can have unimaginable effects.

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