Internet adoption tends to progress in phases: early rapid adoption in urban areas and by relatively well-educated and higher-income households, then transitioning to a slower pace once between 70 and 85% of households subscribe. For example, in a 2013 survey, the Pew Research Internet Project found that approximately 15% of the adult population does not use the Internet; those least likely to use the Internet include “senior citizens, adults with less than a high-school education and those living in households earning less than $30,000 per year.
Data obtained from a nationwide survey of US residences during 2002 are used to investigate househol...
Internet access is now characterized by multi-device, mobile, and ubiquitous access. We explore the ...
In the society we live in today, access to information is crucial. But because of the increased amou...
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textThe swift adoption of the Internet by Americans in a little over a decade has few parallels in ...
In the past decade, governments around the world have made significant investments to improve Intern...
We investigate some implications of the rising use of mobile devices and multiple devices to access ...
Governments justify support of Internet diffusion on two grounds: (1) to overcome a persistent digit...
Examines 2000-11 trends in Internet use, high-speed broadband access, methods of accessing the Inter...
Since the advent of the Internet, the concept of the "Digital Divide," has been at the forefront of ...
Governments justify support of Internet diffusion on two grounds: (1) to overcome a persistent digit...
Since the inception of the Internet, users have demanded faster download and upload speeds in order ...
Since the inception of the Internet, users have demanded faster download and upload speeds in order ...
A new communications environment, driven largely by the Internet and World Wide Web, is rapidly chan...
The social function of the Internet has changed dramatically in recent years. What was, until recent...
Data obtained from a nationwide survey of US residences during 2002 are used to investigate househol...
Internet access is now characterized by multi-device, mobile, and ubiquitous access. We explore the ...
In the society we live in today, access to information is crucial. But because of the increased amou...
There are times in our history where new technologies burst onto the scene and have a major impact o...
textThe swift adoption of the Internet by Americans in a little over a decade has few parallels in ...
In the past decade, governments around the world have made significant investments to improve Intern...
We investigate some implications of the rising use of mobile devices and multiple devices to access ...
Governments justify support of Internet diffusion on two grounds: (1) to overcome a persistent digit...
Examines 2000-11 trends in Internet use, high-speed broadband access, methods of accessing the Inter...
Since the advent of the Internet, the concept of the "Digital Divide," has been at the forefront of ...
Governments justify support of Internet diffusion on two grounds: (1) to overcome a persistent digit...
Since the inception of the Internet, users have demanded faster download and upload speeds in order ...
Since the inception of the Internet, users have demanded faster download and upload speeds in order ...
A new communications environment, driven largely by the Internet and World Wide Web, is rapidly chan...
The social function of the Internet has changed dramatically in recent years. What was, until recent...
Data obtained from a nationwide survey of US residences during 2002 are used to investigate househol...
Internet access is now characterized by multi-device, mobile, and ubiquitous access. We explore the ...
In the society we live in today, access to information is crucial. But because of the increased amou...