Global digital divide grows wider

More computers are produced than ever before, but they're even more concentrated in rich, developed countries than 10 years ago. While an hour of Internet access at a cybercafe costs people in New York about 6 percent of their average daily income, it costs people in Lagos, Nigeria, about 75 percent. Those in developing nations are less likely to find news and other content generated from within their countries.

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