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Heinz Bonfadelli | Media Use of Ethnic Minority Youth
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computers and the internet than girls do. Furthermore, the number of books
youths actually own is closely related to the personal level of education and to
the social background of the family; but there are negative correlations with
the availability of a TV in oneβs own bedroom.
Mentioned (%) Swiss Migrants Italy Turkey Ex-Yugoslavia
Magazine Subscribed 24 17 11 10 21
Γ Number of books 37 23 22 24 16
TV 32 46 50 39 52
Satellite TV 6 6 8 5 8
DVD 27 39 36 46 44
Video Equipment 18 23 25 22 25
Radio 89 74 78 69 72
Stereo 87 78 83 81 74
PC 45 56 51 68 61
Internet 30 49 40 64 56
Playstation 25 37 40 43 41
Table 8: Media Access in Own Bedroom
4.5 Digital Divide
Internet Access (%) Own Room In Family No Access
Migration
Background No
Yes 30
49 62
38 8
13
Sex Male
Female 47
37 44
49 9
14
Age 12-13 Years
14 Years
15 Years
16-18 Years 34
41
45
48 55
48
46
40 11
11
11
12
SES high
medium
low 40
40
48 53
49
34 7
10
18
Education
(Only Secondary
School) high
medium
low 41
46
46 54
42
32 4
12
22
Table 9: Dimensions of Digital Divide
Media β Migration β Integration
European and North American Perspectives
- Title
- Media β Migration β Integration
- Subtitle
- European and North American Perspectives
- Authors
- Rainer Geissler
- Horst PΓΆttker
- Publisher
- transcript Verlag
- Date
- 2009
- Language
- English
- License
- CC BY-NC-ND 3.0
- ISBN
- 978-3-8376-1032-1
- Size
- 15.0 x 22.4 cm
- Pages
- 250
- Keywords
- Integration, Media, Migration, Europe, North America, Sociology of Media, Sociology
- Category
- Medien