Digital divide goes beyond MySpace, Facebook
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Blog: MIT academic researcher argues that teens who don't have constant access to technology are falling into a "participation gap."
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Social-networking sites are using up such huge amounts of bandwidth that ISPs, universities, and businesses struggle to keep pace.
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Hi-tech is helping narrow the digital divide though a gulf between rich and poor remains, says a UN report.
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By Kelly Proctor, Chattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn.  Jun. 23--Social networking sites such as MySpace aren't restricted to teenagers or to hard-wired computer users anymore.
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More people are online and more people are using cutting-edge technologies but the talk around the devices
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By Subashini Selvaratnam  WITH the advancement of technology, people from all walks of life can keep in touch with friends and loved ones anytime, anywhere. In fact, more Malaysians are networking online, thanks to the growth of social networking Web sites.
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People in the U.K. spend more time online than the rest of Europe or the U.S., a new study finds.
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Web 2.0 is moving into your neighborhood, as more companies vie to deliver local content to your cellphone
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The college students' favorite website begins to conquer social networking's final frontier: grownups
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From Brazil to Pakistan, some of the  world's poorest children will peer across the digital divide  this month -- reading electronic books, shooting digital video,  creating music and chatting with classmates online.
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A neighbourhood watch for the digital age, utilising the power of social networking is proposed.
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The matter of Scoble vs. Facebook is not about either. It's about the deeper choice we face in all the relationships we choose on the Net: the choice between dependence and independence. read more
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By Leslie Brooks Suzukamo, Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn.  Feb. 10--Google. MySpace. Facebook. YouTube. They're not just insanely popular phenomena: They also are businesses that require superpowerful computers distributing mountains of data in microseconds to eager users.
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People over 50 account for 30 percent of internet usage, a British market study reveals. That's more than previously believed, and it points to a niche for social-networking sites serving an older demographic.
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A new study says the big social networking sites are splitting up along familiar lines.
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To be, or not to be: Now Facebook users can decide.
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The Web used to be a place where we went to seek information. But with the rise of social networks, we're barraged with a constant stream of data, requested or not