A data set released by the Pew Center in March examines Latino Internet usage. The report, entitled “Closing the Digital Divide: Latinos and Technology Adoption,”… more
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Online voter registration could be a boon for Latino voters
This post originally appeared in Latinopia.
A question that burns on every politico’s mind these days is how to engage more Latinos in the electoral… more
Where are all the Latino bloggers?
This post is republished with permission from Latinopia.com.
I live on the Internet, so, sometimes my perspective on things can be a bit warped. How… more
Using Google to track Mexican drug cartels
A paper published by academics at Harvard University shows that, using simple and publicly available information, it is possible to track and gather information about… more
What does the election mean for the Internet?
Public Knowledge wrote an interesting post about what the election means for the future of the Internet. Specifically, the post looked at issues likely to… more
How companies assembled political profiles for millions of Internet users
By Lois Beckett, ProPublica
If you’re a registered voter and surf the web, one of the sites you visit has almost certainly placed a tiny… more
Pandora cashing in on Latino listeners
Pandora, the online music streaming service, keeps track of the number of Latinos who are using the platform, and as a result, the company is… more
Super Wi-Fi may increase online access
Super Wi-Fi is a type of wireless Internet signal that is able to reach a much wider area than traditional wireless signals. This technology is… more
Cell data caps may negatively impact Latinos
By Clarissa Ramon, Public Knowledge
A recent survey of adults who use their cell phones to access the Internet found that two in five Latinos… more
1/3 of Latino families have full Internet access
According to some really interesting data tables from the U.S. Census Bureau about computer and Internet use (2010), just 34% of Hispanic households have access… more

