Broadband and ICT Access and Use by Households and Individuals
OECD
Abstract
OECD
Abstract
Use of the Internet and broadband is spreading rapidly, and 1.5 billion people now have Interent access. Their socio-economic characteristics influence how they use the Internet, and there is evidence that new kinds of “digital use divides” based on these socio-economic differences are appearing as the original digital access divides narrow. These new divides will need policy attention if they are to be overcome.
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Use of the Internet and broadband is spreading rapidly, and 1.5 billion people now have Interent access. Their socio-economic characteristics influence how they use the Internet, and there is evidence that new kinds of “digital use divides” based on these socio-economic differences are appearing as the original digital access divides narrow. These new divides will need policy attention if they are to be overcome.
Key concepts: Broadband, Internet access, The Internet, Digital divide, Telecommunications, Business, Information and Communications Technology, Internet privacy