Contrary to optimistic visions of a free internet for all, the problem of the 'digital divide'–the
disparity between those with access to internet technology and those without–has persisted …

The concept digital divide is usually defined as the gap between people who do and do not
have access to forms of information and communication technology. These forms are …

Purpose Research into the explanations of digital inclusion has moved from investigations of
skills and usage to tangible outcomes, what we label here as the third-level digital divide …

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 …

The aim of this paper is to identify the spatial inequalities in digital development (digital
divide, DD) of households and individuals in Europe at regional level. Digital development is …

Purpose This study firstly aims to prepare a hierarchical structure of the barriers contributing
to digital exclusion of women. Secondly, the study aims to understand the inter-relationship …

Based on data collected through the Net Children Go Mobile survey of approximately 3500
respondents aged 9–16 years in seven European countries (Belgium, Denmark, Ireland …

Social technologies are increasingly used in several organizational functions, including
human resource management. The focus of this study is on social media adoption in …

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

The role of the personality in the travelers' decision-making was investigated, in relation to
the usage of the content generated in social media. Based on the EBM decision-making …