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Die Tatsache, dass das Internet auf vielen Gebieten des gesellschaftlichen, wirtschaftlichen und politischen Lebens eine so zentrale Rolle spielt, bedeutet zugleich, dass diejenigen, die keinen oder nur begrenzten Zugang zum Internet haben oder die es nicht richtig nutzen können, marginalisiert werden. Es kann daher nicht überraschen, dass die Lobeshymnen auf die Möglichkeiten des Internet als Mittel von Freiheit, Produktivität und Kommunikation Hand in Hand mit den Klagen über die Digital Divide gehen, jene Trennlinie, zu der es durch die Ungleichheit im Internet gekommen ist. Die Differenzierung zwischen denen, die Zugang zum Internet haben und denen, die keinen haben, fügt den bestehenden Quellen für Ungleichheit und soziale Exklusion eine grundlegende Kluft hinzu.

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Castells, M. (2021). Die Digital Divide in globaler Perspektive. In: Die Internet-Galaxie. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-35671-2_9

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