• DOI:10.1080/01972241003712199
Corpus ID: 1552670

Information Societies or “ICT Equipment Societies?” Measuring the Digital Information-Processing Capacity of a Society in Bits and Bytes

@article{Hilbert2010InformationSO,
  title={Information Societies or “ICT Equipment Societies?” Measuring the Digital Information-Processing Capacity of a Society in Bits and Bytes},
  author={M. Hilbert and P. L{\'o}pez and C. V{\'a}squez},
  journal={The Information Society},
  year={2010},
  volume={26},
  pages={157 - 178}
}

M. Hilbert, P. López, C. Vásquez

Published 2010

Computer Science

The Information Society

The digital divide is conventionally measured in terms of information and communication technology (ICT) equipment diffusion, which comes down to counting the number of computers or phones, among other devices. [...] Key Result This innovative approach toward the quantification of the digital divide leads to numerous new challenges for the research agenda.Expand Abstract

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