The knowledge gap can be directly attributed to the digital divide because the differential ability to access the internet leads directly to a differential ability to use the knowledge found on the Internet. The hypothesis of knowledge gap is that people with higher socioeconomic status get the information presented by mass media faster than those with lower socioeconomic status. As a result, this marks a difference between these two segments of society.
The answer is information gaps. These are missing
information necessary to complete a job. The United States give out with fears
in the 1990s about a gap between "information haves" and
"information have-nots" by ratification of a new act that endowed the
connection of every insttution and archive to the Internet.
Carnegie was the steel industry.
