5 Ways to Make Kids' Media Use Safe and HealthyU.S. News & World Report (blog) - Nancy Shute - 20 Jan, 2010The children of America spend 7½ hours a day plugged in to their phones and iPods and MP3 players, gaming, or otherwise engaged with ... |
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Digital Media Dominates Kids' Waking HoursInformationWeek - Antone Gonsalves - 20 Jan, 2010Teens and tweens spend an average of 7.5 hours per day playing games, watching videos, and listening to music on their mobile devices. ... |
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Young people spend 7 hours, 38 minutes a day on TV, video games, computerLos Angeles Times - Bonnie Miller Rubin - 20 Jan, 2010Media are a full-time job plus overtime for children 8 to 18, a Kaiser report says. They devote 53 hours a week to those pursuits, an hour and 17 minutes ... |
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Study: Kids spend almost 8 hours a day plugged inDetroit Free Press - Greg Toppo - 20 Jan, 2010Kids these days spend so much time with electronic media -- cellphones, iPods, video games and computers -- that it might as well be a ... |
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Youths Spend 7+ Hours/Day Consuming MediaCBS News - 20 Jan, 2010(CBS) Kids and teens are spending more and more time in front of screens, according to a study published Wednesday. According to the Kaiser Family ... |
Study: Young people's screen time exceeds 7.5 hours a daySan Jose Mercury News - Cecelia Kang - 20 Jan, 2010Young people are spending more time with nearly every form of media than ever, according to a report released Wednesday by the Kaiser Family ... |
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US Kids Using Media Almost 8 Hours a DayBusinessWeek - Steven Reinberg - 20 Jan, 2010WEDNESDAY, Jan. 20 (HealthDay News) -- The amount of time American children and teens spend watching TV, playing video games or surfing ... |
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Survey finds huge increase in kids' media useNewsday (subscription) - 20 Jan, 2010A new study says that young people across the nation are spending an average of about 7½ hours a day with entertainment media, and those who use more than ... |
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Survey finds huge increase in kids' media useNewsday (subscription) - 20 Jan, 2010BY NEWSDAY.COM STAFF WASHINGTON - A new study says that young people across the nation are spending an average of about 71/2 hours a day with entertainment ... |
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Children and teens increasingly glued to their cellphones and iPods, study findsBaltimore Sun - 20 Jan, 2010The Kaiser Family Foundation today released the results of a big survey that analyzed media use by children in the 8-18 age demographic, and the results ... |
Kids still prefer TV to iPod, netTimes of India - 20 Jan, 2010Forget iPod or Internet, kids still love to watch television, that's what a new survey suggests. The Kaiser Family Foundation's new study found that kids ... |
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If Your Kids Are Awake, They're Probably OnlineNew York Times - Tamar Lewin - 20 Jan, 2010The average young American now spends practically every waking minute â€" except for the time in school â€" using a smart phone, computer, ... |
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Kids spend over 7 hours a day with entertainment media, says studyTampabay.com - Eric Deggans - 20 Jan, 2010It's the kind of statistic that might make most parents consider a time lock for their TV sets. ... |
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Study: Kids Are Completely ConnectedMediaPost Publications - 20 Jan, 2010Outside of school and sleep, young people now spend "practically every waking minute" connected to one digital device or another, according to new research ... |
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Study: Kids use electronics 7+ hours a dayABC7Chicago.com - 20 Jan, 2010January 20, 2010 (CHICAGO) (WLS) -- The average American young person spends more than 7.5 hours in front of a computer, television or other electronic ... |
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Youth plugged in nearly most of the day: studyInternational Business Times - 20 Jan, 2010The amount of time youngsters are spending on the web has ballooned to proportions that exceed the average adults full working week, according to a new ... |
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Generation iPod: Young'Uns Spend 53 Hours a Week Consuming MediaDiscover Magazine (blog) - 20 Jan, 2010When your kid isn't in class, he/she is probably listening to an iPod, flipping TV channels, or switching between tabs on their computer, which means they ... |
Survey Finds Children's Media Use Jumps in Five YearsTop Tech News - Mark Long - 20 Jan, 2010A survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation has found technology advances have enabled American youths to spend more time consuming media than ... |
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Kids Still Glued to TV (One Way or Another)Adweek - 20 Jan, 2010Amid all the attention rightly paid to kids' engagement with new technologies, TV viewing remains the dominant media activity of 8-18-year-olds. ... |
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Kids are ravenous for mediaRadio Business Report - 20 Jan, 2010The Kaiser Family Foundation's latest report on 8-18 media consumption habits find that they are using it for entertainment more than ever â€" an average 7 ... |
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Shock! American kids are addicted to the InternetTG Daily - Aharon Etengoff - 20 Jan, 2010A recently report published by the Kaiser Family Foundation has confirmed an already known fact: American kids are hopelessly addicted to the Internet and ... |
Study: Kids using more mediaWCSH-TV - 20 Jan, 2010(NBC) -- A new study shows a dramatic rise in the amount of time kids and teens use entertainment media. The report from the Kaiser Family Foundation says ... |
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Report: Media Use Among Kids IncreasesNews Channel 8 - 20 Jan, 2010A new report says the amount of time kids use media has increased dramatically in the last 10 years, up to almost 8 hours a day. On a day off from school, ... |
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Youth spend nearly 8 hours a day in front of a screenTECH.BLORGE.com - John Lister - 20 Jan, 2010The average American child spends so much time in front of one screen or another that it could be classed as a full-time job according to a ... |
Kids spend 53 hours a week watching mediaEast Bay Business Times - 20 Jan, 2010American children between 8 and 18 years old spend more than 53 hours a week online, playing video games and watching television, according to a Kaiser ... |
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Kids Spend Every Waking Minute in Front of a Screen [STUDY]Mashable (blog) - Barb Dybwad - 20 Jan, 2010The Kaiser Family Foundation has the results in from its latest media usage study, and it was enough to shock the authors. The last time the Foundation ... |
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Study: American kids spend 7.5 hours per day using electronicsZDNet (blog) - Andrew Nusca - 20 Jan, 2010American youths now spend more than seven and a half hours per day using a smart phone, computer, television or other electronic device, according to a new ... |
Study finds US kids dramatically increase screen timeEarthtimes (press release) - 20 Jan, 2010By : dpa San Francisco - US kids spend almost eight hours a day surfing the web, watching TV, playing video games or using their mobile devices, ... |
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Daily Candy: Kids Spend 7+ Hours Devouring MediaMediaPost Publications - Wayne Friedman - 20 Jan, 2010Kids are spending over an hour a day more with all media versus five years ago -- more so when you consider multi-tasking. ... |
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Students spend more time with digital gadgets than in classSt. Louis Post-Dispatch (blog) - Jane Henderson - 20 Jan, 2010An important new study by the Kaiser Family Foundation shows that kids spend much more time entertaining themselves with cell phones and ... |
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