Race, income, education found to affect high-speed Net usage
Philadelphia Daily News, November 10, 2005
By Michael Hinkelman
THE DIGITAL divide is as deep as ever. In fact, it may be opening a new front:
Between those who have a high-speed Internet connection and those who don't.
And two new reports detailing this digital divide seem to lend credence to arguments made by Wireless Philadelphia that the Net is neither affordable — nor accessible — to many Philadelphians.
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