Includes bibliographical references and index.

pt 1. Young people using new media -- pt. 2. Barrier free information for older people -- pt. 3. Younger and older people using new media : a contrastive analysis.

Introduction, Eugene Loos, Leslie Haddon and Enid Mante-Meijer; Part I Young People Using New Media: Parental mediation of internet use: evaluating family relationships, Leslie Haddon; Teenagers, the internet and morality, Joke Bauwens; Family dynamics and mediation: children, autonomy and control, Gustavo Cardoso, Rita Espanha and Tiago Lapa; Digital natives: discourses of exclusion in an inclusive society, David Herold.; Part II Barrier Free Information for Older People: Being the oldest old in a shifting technology landscape, Jan-Erik Hagberg; Modelling older adults for website design, Dana Chisnell and Janice (Ginny) Redish; The ticket machine challenge: social inclusion by barrier-free ticket vending machines, Gunther Schreder, Karin Siebenhandl, Eva Mayr and Michael Smuc.; Part III Younger and Older People Using New Media: A Contrastive Analysis: Building intergenerational bridges between digital natives and digital immigrants: attitudes, motivations and appreciation for old and new media, Giuseppe Lugano and Peter Peltonen; Age and internet skills: rethinking the obvious, Alexander van Deursen; Getting access to website health information: does age really matter?, Eugene Loos and Enid Mante-Meijer; Conclusion, Eugene Loos, Leslie Haddon and Enid Mante-Meijer; Index.