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- Tweenage Wasteland. Peterson, Tim // Adweek;6/25/2012, Vol. 53 Issue 25, p11
The article discusses efforts by Facebook and other companies to develop social networks for children under age 13, with particular focus given to possible safety and privacy issues.
- Girls Connect Onlinel. // New Moon Girls;Nov/Dec2012, Vol. 20 Issue 2, p2
The article discusses the benefits of participating at New Moon Girls social network site, citing the experience of Claire from Virginia who grew a huge network of friends from the site.
- Facebook should do more to keep young children off the network. DALTON, MATT // New Media Age;6/2/2011, p13
In this article the author argues that Facebook is not suitable for children aged under 13 and suggests that Facebook create a version for under-13s with improved safety and without advertising.
- Very Early Adopters. Rochman, Bonnie // Time;6/27/2011, Vol. 177 Issue 26, p60
This article discusses children's use of online social networks such as Facebook.
- PARENT PLEASERS. Friedman, Megan // Time;6/27/2011, Vol. 177 Issue 26, p60
This article discusses online social networking websites for children under the age of 13, including Togetherville, Imbee, and Everloop.
- Very Early Adopters. Rochman, Bonnie // Time International (South Pacific Edition);6/27/2011, Vol. 177 Issue 26, p60
This article discusses children's use of online social networks such as Facebook.
- PARENT PLEASERS. Friedman, Megan // Time International (South Pacific Edition);6/27/2011, Vol. 177 Issue 26, p60
This article discusses online social networking websites for children under the age of 13, including Togetherville, Imbee, and Everloop.
- Downsides to Technology. Mansbacher, Jordana // Pediatrics for Parents;May/Jun2010, Vol. 26 Issue 5/6, p27
The article offers tips on how to the appeal of communication technology in children. It mentions that communication technology including phones, computers, bluetooth devices, and Internet are teaching kids to confront each other electronically, not personally but can decrease a child's...
- Social networks have a duty of care. Pearse, Justin // New Media Age;6/14/2007, p14
The author argues that online social networks should be responsible in facilitating the online environment where children interact in. The author established such argument in reference to the plans of Playboy Enterprises to imbue the company as a global fashion brand, with mainstream glamour...
