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Parents Use More Social Media – Often to Ensure Children’s Security
In November the Pew Center on Internet and American Life together with Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society published a new survey, Parents, Teens, and Online Privacy. This 2012 Tee… more →
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New Technology and Information Overload: A Few Questions from Neil Postman
wrote 2 months ago: Neil Postman, media and cultural critic. Earlier today I was working on preparing materials for some … more →
Health and Internet
wrote 2 months ago: I feel like my voice in the larger “Health 2.0″ conversation is slowly, but surely, taki … more →
Why do we collect history online?
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wrote 3 months ago: This is a heady question that is central to the future of history writing, research, and publication … more →
Tech Report: Many Facebook Users Taking A Break
wrote 3 months ago: SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS)— If you have ever felt the need to take a break from Facebook, you are not alon … more →
Self-Tracking to Improve Kids’ Health: Pew Research Report
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wrote 3 months ago: Americans are increasingly using smartphone apps and activity trackers to monitor their health, acco … more →
Pew Study Suggests Libraries (And Print) Still Have A Future In An E-Book World
wrote 4 months ago: A new study from the Pew Internet and American Life Project looks at the future of libraries. The st … more →
Parents Use More Social Media - Often to Ensure Children's Security
wrote 5 months ago: In November the Pew Center on Internet and American Life together with Harvard’s Berkman Cente … more →
Half of smartphone owners consult the ‘doctor in their pocket’
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wrote 6 months ago: Mobile health is starting to come of age. In 2010, the Pew Internet and American Life Project repor … more →
Pew Internet
wrote 7 months ago: Susannah Fox, Associate Director at Pew Internet & American Life Project, is on the podcast this … more →
Daily Dish 9-14-12: Pinterest, Primetime Two-Screening, Danish Bus, and Who Stole Charlie Costello's Shih Tzu?
wrote 8 months ago: Women Prefer Pinterest, Young Adults Choose Instagram [STUDY] By Andrea Smith – Mashable If yo … more →
Mini-Rumination: Stating the Obvious
wrote 9 months ago: So the people from the Pew foundations – in this case, some highfalutin’ no-think tank called the “P … more →
Marketing to Women: Facebook Users Get More Than They Give
wrote 9 months ago: Are we obsessed with social media – or are we obsessed with ourselves? That’s the quest … more →
Memo to higher ed: get ready for remote learning to rock your world
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wrote 10 months ago: Like it or loathe it, web-enabled remote learning is increasingly pushing its way into colleges and … more →
Report: More than half of seniors now use the Web
wrote 11 months ago: From (CNN)– “It’s looking like the digital divide may have less gray hair than it … more →
Twitter is Finding its Groove
wrote 11 months ago: Don’t look now but here comes Twitter. I know what you are thinking, “Twitter has been h … more →
Physicians' Growing Use of Social Media. What Does It Mean?
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wrote 11 months ago: (For the next couple of months, my healthcare marketing intern, Charles Ramsey, will be helping to c … more →
Facebook: A Positive View of Life
wrote 11 months ago: I’ve been on Facebook a few years, but I was a bit hesitant because I spend so much time on the comp … more →
The Death of Bookstores Accelerates
wrote 1 year ago: Owners of bricks-and-mortar bookstores, from Barnes & Noble (NYSE: BKS) to independent shops on … more →
KONY 2012 is the most viral video ever
wrote 1 year ago: KONY 2012 is the most viral video ever, getting 100 million views in six days, according to research … more →
