Three phases in the creation of information inequities: An empirical assessment of a prototype videotex system

James S. Ettema

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The social impact of a videotex system is assessed by examining: (1) whose needs the system was designed to serve; (2) who were the early adopters; and (3) who most used and benefited from the system.

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