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Digital inequalities 3.0: Emergent inequalities in the information age
marking 25th anniversary digital divide continue metaphor digital inequality stack mapping rapidly evolving nature digital inequality using broad lens tackle complex often unseen inequalities spawned platform economy automation big data algorithms cybercrime cybersafety gaming emotional wellbeing assistive technologies civic engagement mobility inequalities woven throughout digital inequality stack many ways including differentiated access use consumption literacies skills production many users competent prosumers nimbly work within different layers stack individuals full stack engineers able create recreate digital devices networks software platforms pure producers new frontier digital inequalities differentiates digitally skilled creators mere users therefore document emergent forms inequality radically diminish individuals agency augment power technology creators big tech already powerful social actors whose dominance increasing