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Digital Divide…Where To Go From Here

This issue brief, “Children, The Digital Divide, and Federal Policy,” includes new research findings and reviews the latest information on wiring the nation’s schools and libraries, including points of access, the speed of connection, and what children are doing online.  The report also examines current Federal policies and policy ideas that could address the new digital divide. 

This is the tenth in a series of reports and fact sheets on topics related to children, media and health that pull together the most relevant research on such issues as TV violence, teens online, media ratings, and children and video games.


Issue Brief Icon Children, The Digital Divide, and Federal Policy 

Surveys Icon Survey Snapshot: The Digital Divide



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Publish Date: 2004-09-16

 

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