Digital divide and digital capital in multiethnic Russian society

Measuring Digital Capital: Methodological Approaches

“…According to this model, Digital capital includes two sub dimensions, represented by digital access and digital competence [17]. Further, M. Ragneda, together with Russian researchers, tried to apply the method of assessing digital capital at the individual and regional levels (among residents and territories of Russia) [18]. The methodology was based on the hypothesis that there is a connection between the ethnic diversity of eight federal districts of Russia and their technological development (access and use of ICT, digital literacy, etc.).…”

Creative Environment as a Factor of Professional Culture Formation of Journalists in the Digital Era

“…In turn, this provokes a devaluation of many social values or creates a kind of information consumerism, a purely consumerist ideology. In this context, as current sociological studies have shown [Vartanova, 2020], only professional journalists are capable of creating and systematically broadcasting texts of humanistic content, of forming the digital capital of society as a whole, and of ensuring "the existence of meaning in the contexts of the 'storage and distribution' of memory and its 'living meaning' and communication" [Piskoppel, 2020].…”

The Writer-Journalist as a Subject of Digital Information Space (following the Example of Yuri Polyakov’s Creative Activity)

“…Вместе с тем в современных научных исследованиях акцентируется внимание и на факторах, которые определяют противоречия, характерные для формирования того или иного информационного пространства. В качестве одного из них, например, выделяют цифровой поколенческий разрыв [15,16]. Причем понятие «поколение» в данном контексте -это не отнесение индивида к той или иной группе, исходя только из его возраста, а характеристика, определяющая в первую очередь степень владения современными медиатехнологиями.…”