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The Internet Galaxy: Reflections on the Internet, Business, and Society
The Internet Galaxy: Reflections on the Internet, Business, and Society
End of the Millennium
The Power of Identity
Rise of the Network Society
Communication Technology
Digital Democracy: Issues of Theory and Practice
Digital Democracy: Issues of Theory and Practice
Mapping the foundationalist debate in computer ethics
Ethics and Information Technology
Information gaps: myth or reality?
The digital divide
Of gaps by which democracy we measure
The digital divide
Social epistemology and the digital divide
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There are many reports about the digital divideand many discrepant interpretations of what thereports indicate. This pattern of competinganalyses, often in relation to identical datasets, has endured for a good part of the lastdecade. It is argued here that a major problemwith much of the digital divide research is afailure to include ethical concerns as anexplicit part of analyzing and interpretingdigital divide gaps. If researchers includemore recognition of ethics with their findingsabout divide gaps, it is likely that they willproduce better research and findings as well asmore defensible linkages between study reportsand policy deliberations.