Considering the increasingly complex media landscape and diversity of use, it is important
to establish a common ground for identifying and describing the variety of ways in which …

In a representative survey of the Dutch population we found that people with low levels of
education and disabled people are using the Internet for more hours a day in their spare …

Based on representative surveys on Internet use, this article advances comparative research
on the second-level digital divide by modeling Internet usage disparities for five countries …

We examine the dimensions of Internet use based on a representative sample of the
population of the UK, making three important contributions. First, we clarify theoretical …

The purpose of this study is to better understand the digital divide by identifying the variety of
ways in which people in Europe use the Internet. First, by using cluster analysis on survey …

Research into digital inequalities has shifted from a binary view of Internet use versus non-
use to studying gradations in Internet use. However, this research has mostly compared …

This paper focuses on the relationships among traditional literacy (reading, writing and
understanding text), medium-related Internet skills (consisting of operational and formal …

There is an increasing demand on citizens to participate in social network websites and to
create and share their own user-generated content (UGC), such as photographs, videos …

Drawing from a cross-sectional survey (N= 1000), this study examines (1) the extent to which
Belgian adults experience digital well-being (ie perceive agency over and functional support …

The aging population is rapidly growing both in the United States and many other parts of
the world. Simultaneously, technology is rapidly progressing, and new forms of media have …