'digital diversity' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the range of different types of digital media, tools, and platforms available to people. For example, "We must ensure digital diversity so that people have access to a variety of digital resources."
A little digital diversity should help the revenue model.
Amid this deluge of digital diversity, there were glimpses of somebody literally sticking their neck on the line – as in First to Fall, Rachel Beth Anderson and Tim Gruca's close-range report on Libyan freedom fighters.
We recently had the pleasure of attending the Women of Color in Technology event, organized by Digital Diversity Network (DDN) in collaboration with HBO.
But I always thought this conception didn't do justice to the digital diversity contained therein.
Amani has been distinguished with such honors as the Digital Diversity Network Award in partnership with NBCUniversal and a dedicated New York City Council Resolution chronicling Muslim Girl's success in shifting the media representation of Muslims in America.
However, as I was talking about digital diversity I realized I was not addressing the very real issue of gender diversity on the very panel that I was sitting on.
Using data from sources such as the World Bank, Unesco and Harvard University, the study ranked 152 countries according to how well they scored in five categories: creativity and innovation, economic diversity, digital economy, freedom, and stability and legal frameworks.
Some of the freestyle talks and panels included "Imagination and the Internationalization of #BlackLivesMatter," "Designs of a Millennium: Women of Color Are Redesigning the Tech Landscape," "Harnessing the Global Power of Black Women via Social Media," "Empowerment of Trans Women of Color," and "Black Girl in a Digital World: Creating Diversity in Digital Careers".
Poynter's Leadership Academy for Diversity in Digital Media was born out of a multi-year partnership with the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ).
Through a new teaching partnership with The Washington Post, the Poynter Institute will expand its annual Leadership Academy for Diversity in Digital Media.
There's already a diversity of "digital therapist" apps to help users diagnose their moods, meditate, and let go of negative thoughts.
