Digital technology was supposed to increase opportunity and create open access to information.
Continued as ftsg-tech-trends-2022-238
Merger exception on the text. Digital Border Clashes (2nd year; key insight: varying regulation and broadband access give users different rights in different places; examples: pandemic rural broadband divide, California GDPR-style rights) and sibling Geography Reshapes the Virtual World (2021-160, patchwork state privacy laws; computed persisted to 2022-238) share the closing paragraph (new entrants struggle to serve and monetize audiences in multiple jurisdictions). The 2022 page (3rd year) moves its key insight to this item's subject (physical location governs how much users can participate) and carries its pandemic rural broadband example alongside the regulatory patchwork, so it clearly covers both. Checker A's reading. Medium certainty: the 2022 label and year count are the sibling's.
A trend is graded on whether the publisher keeps it, never as a hit or a miss (D6, D33).