Democracy and Digital Media
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The document discusses whether digital technology enhances democracy. It notes that the internet has become a breeding ground for extreme opinions and polarized conversations, making people less polite. It questions whether the increased use of media has changed how people receive and communicate information. The document also provides some statistics on technology use, such as half the world's population owning a cell phone.
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