the digital divide

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How many ppl in UK not used the internet?

2.2% 2025

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What did Bojo pledge for UK?

  • 100% of ppl in UK to have internet

  • Bc there are inequalities in who uses new media

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What are the 4 inequalities categories of those who use new media?

  • Global

  • Gender

  • Age

  • Social class

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Global inequalities with new media

  • Poor countries dont have access due to poverty/war, dont have money to build digital networks

  • Global digital underclass

  • 85% websites in English, cultural and language barriers

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Shirky

  • tools don’t get socially interesting until they get technologically boring

  • When there are more connections!

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Global - links

  • great firewall of china (depend, weaponise media)

  • All become journalists

  • Couldn’t control people inside as they were facing in the wrong direction

  • Has to shut down twitter

  • Incels - echo chambers - Tommy Robinson march

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Gender inequalities new media

  • Men = positive attitudes, chat rooms, self confidence, entertainment use (not studying)

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Gender - links

  • bedroom culture

  • Online gaming and abuse towards women including marketing and misogyny

  • Men using anomities

  • use for labour saving devices like air fryers

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Age - new media usage

  • Boyle - younger people grow up with internet at home, skl, everywhere

  • Digital natives - tech savvy, grown up with media

  • Social norms around media use (dinner table)

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Social class inequalities - new media

  • poorest social classes have least access due to affordances

  • 65% of those who aren’t online are in the bottom classes

  • Digital underclass = form of exclusion