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The Dimensions of Digital Empowerment
By Karen Archer Perry  Broadband and Education

The terminology surrounding digital inclusion has evolved rapidly over the past few years, expanding from "bridging the digital divide" to "digital inclusion" and today's "digital empowerment." Karen Archer Perry sees multiple dimensions to the latter, each requiring careful attention and assessment in the effort to bring underserved populations online in ways that are meaningful and long lasting for them. More



Weekly Roundup of Headlines
» MetroFi's Ad-Based Model in Foster City (CA)
» Financial Inclusion and Digital Inclusion
» Somerville, Boston Area Picking Up Speed
» Hartford Launches Free Wi-Fi Program


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