Digital divide stories
The digital divide in New Zealand is growing, leaving many disenfranchised, says a report released by the Communications Minister.
Curran says the previous government didn't make the report public until after the election as it exposed the digital divide in New Zealand.
New Zealand government prioritizes digital technology, open government, and media with the appointment of a chief technology officer.
The Digital Divide map is an interactive tool which shows the different digital divides New Zealanders and their communities are facing.
Poor connectivity and patchy health care are leaving 600,000 rural New Zealanders exposed, a health leader says.
The Computers in Homes programme will no longer be funded by the government. 20/20 Trust will continue to try & help bridge the digital divide in NZ.
Sent to MPs and officials, the manifesto urges faster action on digital skills, broadband and cyber security to keep New Zealand competitive.
Spark Jump community in Massey offers subsidised broadband to school-aged children and families for $15 a month, closing the digital divide.
New Zealand falling behind in digital inclusion, excluding many citizens from participating, says Innovation Partnership report.
A national study could reveal hundreds of millions of dollars in gains for New Zealand as businesses remain slow to adopt connected devices.
Personalised workouts are in demand as agritech and long hours leave farmers needing support to stay fit, healthy and injury-free.
New report shows internet usage in New Zealand is growing, but digital divide remains, says InternetNZ. #InternetTrendsNZ.
Polycom's Tony Simonsen discusses leveraging IoT, improving rural education and healthcare, and championing diversity to craft the workplaces of the future.
What needs to be brought into focus now is that issues of inequality and lack of access are not limited to emerging or developing economies.
Fewer than 400,000 people speak Icelandic, and linguists are hypothesising that this is how the language dies.
Huawei pledges action on climate and digital gaps, revealing eco-goals and tech outreach in their latest sustainability report.
The huge extent of the global digital divide has been uncovered, showing that 57% of the world's urban population are unconnected to the internet.
United Nations Special Rapporteur warns that digital technology in education can be dangerous and widen inequality gaps, furthering digital divide.
At the end of 2015, estimates showed that 3.2 billion people were online. This means that globally, 4.1 billion people were still not internet users.
Australia's SMEs are split on digital disruption: 25% see it as an opportunity, while 29% perceive it as a threat, signalling a need for better understanding.