Cambridge University Press / Elea / CD / Teresa / Oxford University Press / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Tomás Rivera Policy Institute / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / adequate computer/Internet time / telephone service / credible and relevant media outlets / online information retrieval / travel/vacation / print media / letter carrier / telecommunications services / communication technologies / online chat groups / personal computing / terms technology / online access / computer technology / oil / media habits / purchase telephone service / food / learning applications / online service / so-called technology gap / telephone penetration / community media / Internet use / software applications / mass media / nightly media personalities / important applications / ethnic media / telecommunications / capability traditional media / proper tools / daily newspaper / information technology / banking / information technology workers / appropriate equipment / search engine / Internet personalities / technology gap / media literacy / /
Movie
The Lost World / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Visualization / and Usability Center / U.S. Department of Commerce / Common Carrier Bureau / National Telecommunications and Information Administration / Rutgers University School of Communication / Federal Communications Commission / Department of Motor Vehicles / Century Fund / Oxford University / Tomás Rivera Policy Institute / office of Technology Policy / /
Person
Joe / All / Daniel / Sean / Anthony Wilhelm / Leonard / /
Position
librarian / driver / field representative / an assistant manager for a sports-related business / service contractor / paralegal and property manager / financial consultant / homemaker / representative / /
ProvinceOrState
New Jersey / New Brunswick / California / Orange County / /
Technology
information technology / search engine / computer technology / communication technologies / terms technology / /
Buying into the Computer Age: A Look at Hispanic Families Anthony Wilhelm þ Abstract Ownership rates of advanced communication technologies among Hispanic families are lower than the national average. Going beyond socio