Our information society is creating parallel systems: one for those with income, education and literacy connections, giving plentiful information at low cost and high speed: the other are those without connections, blocked by high barriers of time, cost and uncertainty and dependent upon outdated information. Hence it can be expressed the DD is nothing but a reflection of social divide. The question is what is the best strategy to construct an information society that is ethically sound? Most people have the views that ICT and underlying ideologies are neutral. This Technology has become so much naturalized that it can no longer be viewed as anything other than being useful, even when it has the potential to change profoundly the critical developmental priorities of a country.
- Digital divide disempowers,
- Cyber-colonialism,
- Bridging the Divide,
- Digital Ethics
- Accounting Law,
- Banking and Finance Law,
- Commercial Law,
- Communications Law,
- Computer Law,
- Consumer Protection Law,
- Contracts,
- Dispute Resolution and Arbitration,
- Human Rights Law,
- Intellectual Property Law,
- Internet Law,
- Law,
- Law and Society,
- Legal Writing and Research,
- Science and Technology Law and
- Tax Law
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