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This article evaluates the Portuguese situation in the framework of information society, adopting a comparative perspective between social groups and societies. Using Eurostat data, Portugal reveals prevailing fragilities in relation to the informational development of other European societies. It is assumed that digital divides between groups and territories play a key role in the (re)production of other social inequalities. In other words, they constitute indicators of societal development par excellence. Focusing in Portugal, data from the Portuguese Regulatory Authority for the Media (ERC) and from the CIES-IUL Network Society Survey were used to obtain a complementary and diachronic analysis. Despite the greater democratization of access to information and communication technologies, the concept of digital divide remains relevant in the Portuguese context. This is the case since the data reveal appreciable associations between digital access, uses and types of use, and social inequalities.

Divisões digitais em Portugal e na Europa. Portugal ainda à procura do comboio europeu?