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Digital Divide

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The digital divide concerns inequalities in access to and effective use of digital communication technologies. It includes differences in connections, skills, patterns of use, and outcomes. Equalizing access does not necessarily equalize the benefits people obtain, so these dimensions should be examined separately.

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