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According to a study done by the Journal of Advertising Research on teens’ use of traditional media and the internet, a majority of teens do not currently use the internet to fulfill entertainment needs that are met by the television and radio (p. ... Some companies are “ensuring a quality media culture” by researching ways in which “children interact with new media and the impact on children’s cognitive, emotional, and social development” (p. ... In this article, Kathryn Montgomery calls for future research to be done in the areas of the marriage of direct selling and interactive advertising with children’s content in the online “kidspace” which raises serious concerns about potential deception and manipulation (p. ...
Although young adults make up approximately one fourth of library users, according to Library & Information Science Research, only about 20% of public libraries have developed websites designed to meet teens’ needs (p.
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