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Rather than fretting about a digital divide, researchers in developing countries stand to benefit from this digital multiplication effect.
A digital divide is more pronounced in how users share information online, Cole says.
She said this new technology which turns text into synthesized speech, is helping to bridge the digital divide.
As a vital new force, librarians will play a more eminent role in turning the digital divide to the digital opportunity with their knowledge, skills and professional spirit.
The second digital divide issue is also related to content and is about the further motivation to use the possibilities of electronic services availible.
A new concept as so-called "digital divide" advanced from Okinawa Meeting by G-8, some hot discussion around the world has been aroused this year.
This decade's online growth is invalidating the notion of a "digital divide," or "gray gap" -tech-savvy kids on one side and geezers asking, "How does this thing work?" on the other.
This paper introduces the library in the digital divide research.
The bottom line is that there is no binary digital divide and no single overriding factor for determining- or closing- such a divide.
If most people cannot use this technology, it is not a successful advancement But on the contrary, it aggravates the "digital divide" crisis in the world.
They painted a rosy vision of 2020 in which FLOSS will have entered the mainstream of the software industry and contributed to reducing the digital divide between rich and poor.
But some warn of a growing digital divide in the markets.
It was also a sign that technology need not create a "digital divide" : it can work wonders in some of the world's remotest, most wretched places.
I could speak of any of these topics at length but today our question is about digital divide.
In the new economic times, digital divide is turning into the forth biggest gap in China after other Three biggest gap between city and country, working and farming, brain and body.
