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#MeToo’s Digital Blind Spot: The Women the Movement Left Behind
This article discusses the important issues underlying the #MeToo movement that has spread across the globe. On the one hand, the #MeToo movement has...
The Hidden Costs of Flexibility: Digital Inequality and the Gig Worker Reality in Southeast Asia
Is the digital economy truly empowering and inclusive, or is it silently reinforcing new forms of exploitation, masked behind algorithms and convenience?
This question grows...
How Digital Tech Is Opening Doors for Indonesians with Disabilities
Almost every country, including developing countries, has increased its use of digital technology over time. The presence and development of digital technology, particularly the...
Comparative Policies to Support Digital Literacy in Indonesia, India, and Malaysia
Amid the ongoing digital revolution, education has become one of the sectors most affected by technological advancements. Countries worldwide, including Indonesia, India, and Malaysia,...
Bridging the AI Divide: Indonesia’s Ethical Approach to Technology in Developing Nations
In the 2024 paper by Bentley et al., the Third Digital Divide highlights the growing disparities in digital access, usage, and outcomes. As technology...
Latin American Digital Leap
On August 1st, a pivotal corporate event was organized by the Association for the Progress of Management (APD) in partnership with Clan Nativus. APD,...
Africa – In the AI era
Africa today is at yet another pivotal moment in its history (in series of many in its pre-modern and modern times). If the continent...
Bridging the Digital Divide: Smart City Innovation Strategies for Developing Nations
Authors: Tuhu Nugraha, Raine Renaldi, Annanias Shinta D*
In this digital era, smart cities have become a major focus for many countries worldwide, including developing...
Mind the gap: travel apps need human help to bridge digital divide
By Jessica Berthereau
When Inez Rastovac, who works for the Dutch municipality of Tilburg, asked 30 women of migrant background in 2021 about gaps in...
Despite COVID-19 connectivity boost, world’s poorest left far behind 
Some 2.9 billion people still have never used the internet, and 96 per cent live in developing countries, a new UN report has found. According to the International Telecommunication Union...