International Journal of Information Studies Emdad Khan, Eisa Aleisa 4 1 2012 https://www.dline.info/ijis/fulltext/v4n1/ijisv4n1_3.pdf The need to effectively bridge the Digital Divide is very clear. While Internet is accessed and widely used mostly by educated people via computers or high end phones, the Internet and its associated benefits are not accessible by many people on the other side of the Digital Divide, namely, illiterate people, people having no access to a computer or high end phone, elderly people and people with disabilities. In this paper, we propose Voice Internet based Internet access that uses a state of the art “rendering” technology to convert existing WWW (World Wide Web) content into Short, Precise, easily Navigable, Meaningful and pleasant to listen to content that can be heard over any phone in real time . Such a “rendering” technology also supports filling of various on-line forms by voice. The rendering technology also bridges the Language Divides (over 70% Internet content today are in English; thus people in non-English speaking countries are left out from major part of the Internet which is called the Language Divide) by automatically translating the rendered content from one language into other languages. Thus, our proposed Voice Internet technology bridges the Digital and Language Divides in a practical, cost effective, easy to use , easy to learn and in a natural way as users basically talk and listen. As phone is ubiquitous, over 5 billion people who have access to some phone can enjoy the benefits of the Internet using the proposed solution. We also discuss how bridging the Digital & Language Divides, and focusing on Education, Innovation and Entrepreneurship can help the Global Development, especially the Economic, Social and Cultural Developments with increased world peace.