In this literature review, I summarize key concepts and findings from the rich academic
literature on digital inequalities. I propose that digital inequalities research should look more …

As the abilities to navigate and communicate using the internet increasingly play an
important role in our social and professional lives, scholars must stay attuned to what such …

Times change. Early in the 21st century, calls to bridge the digital divide were dismissed by
people who saw internet access as a luxury. Two decades later, it is tough to find a policy …

An examination of how nonprofessional archivists, especially media fans, practice cultural
preservation on the Internet and how “digital cultural memory” differs radically from print-era …

Aims The COVID-19 pandemic forced closure of most US university campuses in March
2020, obliging millions of students to finish their semesters via remote learning. This study …

In this study, we present a novel scale for measuring social media information literacy (SMIL)
that encompasses six sub-dimensions: navigation, curation, appraisal, comprehension …

Research on digital inequality tends to collapse people above a certain age into one “older
adults” category, seemingly assuming that this is one homogeneous group when it comes to …

Today, consumers are involved in a variety of activities, ranging from consuming content to
participating in discussions, sharing knowledge with other consumers, and contributing to …

This article offers an overview of the conceptual, substantive, and practical issues
surrounding “big data” to provide one perspective on how the field of public affairs can …

This article discusses methodological challenges of using big data that rely on specific sites
and services as their sampling frames, focusing on social network sites in particular. It draws …