Before and After the Reform: Fixed Line Internet Penetration in Mexican Households

Ovando, Catalina; Pérez, Emmanuel Olivera; Lara, Juan Carlos Bocarando

doi:10.26512/lstr.v10i2.21490

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“…• Geographical location and race. Physical location is a barrier that exacerbates digital exclusion, e.g., living in rural areas [4,17,50,52,66,74], living in developing countries or communities [88] and poor communities [37], lack of universal access [14,36,51,55,66,70,87], internet non-users [36,40] or lack of web accessibility [60] and lack of skills [14,36]. More specifically, vulnerable groups are also represented in Adkins and Sandy [2], who examine immigrant people who live in rural areas, in concrete, female Latino immigrants, Salemink [66], who studies Gypsy-Travelers; and Gangadharan [30], who explores black and minority ethnic groups,…”

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Research on vulnerable people and digital inclusion: toward a consolidated taxonomical framework

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2022

Univ Access Inf Soc

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The COVID-19 pandemic has not only caused a worldwide health crisis, but it has also deepened existing inequalities, and “has exacerbated the vulnerability of the least protected in society” (United Nations, 2020). Nowadays, there are many population groups that would be regarded as vulnerable. In daily life, citizens deal with a wide range of issues—social injustices, social marginalization and lack of impartiality—due to many reasons: culture, class, ethnicity, race, ideology, religion, gender, etc. To respond effectively to this problem—as the United Nations proposes in the goal 10 of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—we first need to understand and clearly define the phenomenon of vulnerable people, and how digital inclusion could represent an asset to help vulnerable people to bridge inequalities. There is no commonly agreed typology framework, and specific categorization criteria as a basis to assist the further investigation of the area. Our work is focused on filling this gap. In doing so, our contribution is twofold. First, we conduct a systematic review of the literature ( N = 331 studies) providing an overview of the overall definitions, trends, patterns, and developments that characterize the research on vulnerable people and digital inclusion. Second, we propose a taxonomy to frame the phenomenon of vulnerable people and digital inclusion. The categorization criteria can promote and support further multidisciplinary research to study and explore the relation existing between vulnerable people and digital inclusion.

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Research on vulnerable people and digital inclusion: toward a consolidated taxonomical framework

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“…Como es normal y cotidiano en los sistemas de administración occidentalizados, estos giran en torno al sistema privado o privatizado, donde los principales activos urbanos tales como la energía y las comunicaciones se encuentran regidas por consorcios privados, y algo similar es lo relacionado con la accesibilidad a los datos y sus limitaciones, tanto a escala como en volumen (Zhao, 2017); pero que en relación a los procesos de gestión documentaria en las agencias públicas se puede acceder bajo un enfoque determinado por parámetros de una gestión urbana integrada y coordinada en tiempo y espacio, tal como lo expusieron Ovando et al (2018). También cabe resaltar sobre este punto que en el contexto de la gobernanza digital se han implementado una serie de trasuntos relacionados al plano neoliberal (Nosthoff & Maschewski, 2019;Zalnieriute & Milan, 2019;Pérez & Foronda, 2018;a Schou & Hjelholt, 2018;Gil-García, Dawes & Pardo, 2017;Sixin, Yayuan, Jiang & Yue, 2017;Marland, Lewis & Flanagan, 2016).…”

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Sobre la gobernanza digital, política digital y educación

2020

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Objetivo. El presente artículo tiene por objetivo realizar una revisión acerca de los fundamentos referidos a aspectos claves de la política digital y sus mecanismos de gobernanza. Metodología. Se ha optado por emplear la metodología hermenéutica a fin de abordar cualitativamente la temática con base en el análisis bibliográfico. Resultados. Se describen los mecanismos y procesos inherentes a la gobernanza digital a niveles micro y macro y su influencia en el orbe, así como el desarrollo de las políticas digitales aplicadas al campo de la educación. Conclusión. Se discuten las oportunidades y dificultades del desarrollo de los sistemas de gobernanza multinivel con base en la aplicación de infraestructuras digitales y la consolidación de ecosistemas tecnológicos urbanos.

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“…This condition could also be due to the value of the broadband price index, which in Romania tends to be higher than the value of the European average. Ovando Chico et al (2018) [7] analyze the case of the relationship between institutional reforms in the telecommunications sector, broadband development, and digital divide in Mexico. The authors verified that the political reforms in the telecommunications sector launched in Mexico have had positive effects in terms of reducing the digital divide.…”

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The Role of Broadband Price Index in Fostering Economic Growth and Digitization in Europe

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Magaletti²,

Cosoli³

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This study analyzes the determinants of the "Broadband Price Index" in Europe. The data used refers to 28 European countries between 2016 and 2021. The database used is the Digital, Economy, and Society Index-DESI of the European Commission. The data were analyzed using the following econometric techniques, namely Panel Data with Random Effects, Panel Data with Fixed Effects, Pooled OLS, WLS and Dynamic Panel. The value of the "Broadband Price Index" is positively associated with the DESI Index and "Connectivity", while it is negatively associated with "Fixed Broadband Take Up", "Fixed Broadband Coverage", "Mobile Broadband", "e-Government", "Advanced Skills and Development", "Integration of Digital Technology", "At Least Basic Digital Skills", "Above Basic Digital Skills", and "At Least Basic Software Skills". A cluster analysis was carried out below using the k-Means algorithm optimized with the Silhouette coefficient. The analysis revealed the existence of three clusters. Finally, an analysis of the machine learning algorithms was carried out to predict the future value of the "Broadband Price Index". The result shows that the most useful algorithm for prediction is the Artificial Neural Network-ANN, with an estimated value equal to an amount of 9.21%. Doi: 10.28991/HEF-2022-03-01-03 Full Text: PDF

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Before and After the Reform: Fixed Line Internet Penetration in Mexican Households

Cited by 4 publications

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Research on vulnerable people and digital inclusion: toward a consolidated taxonomical framework

Research on vulnerable people and digital inclusion: toward a consolidated taxonomical framework

Sobre la gobernanza digital, política digital y educación

The Role of Broadband Price Index in Fostering Economic Growth and Digitization in Europe

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