The Information gap : how computers and other new communication technologies affect the social distribution of power /
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
[1989]
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Table of Contents:
- Geographical inequalities : the spatial bias of the new communications technologies / Andrew Gillespie and Kevin Robins
- Telecommuting : the trade-offs of home work / Robert E. Kraut
- Who uses information technologies in rural America? / Robert LaRose and Jennifer Mettler
- The surveillance society : information technology and bureaucratic social control / Oscar H. Gandy, Jr.
- Formal versus grass-roots training : women, work, and computers / Jean Brunet and Serge Proulx
- Children and computers : do sex-related differences persist? / Kathy A. Krendl, Mary C. Broihier, and Cynthia Fleetwood
- The videocassette recorder and information inequity / Clifford W. Scherer
- Informational bypass : research library access to U.S. telecommunications periodicals / Dan Schiller.
- Computers and community : the organizational impact / Robert M. Rubinyi
- The electronic farmers' marketplace : new techonologies and agricultural information / Eric A. Abbott
- Telemedicine : toward better health care for the elderly / Martin Greenberger and James C. Puffer
- An electronic community for older adults : the SeniorNet Network / Mary S. Furlong
- Computers for political change : PeaceNet and public data access / John D.H. Downing
- Information and socioeconomic class in U.S. constitutional law / Sandra Braman
- Information poverty and political inequality : citizenship in the age of privatized communications / Graham Murdock and Peter Golding
- Gender and the information society : a socially structured silence / Sue Curry Jansen
- Users as research inventions : how research categories perpetuate inequities / Brenda Dervin.