eComm 2009 Presentation
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My keynote address from eComm 2009 in San Francisco, CA on March 3, 2009.
My keynote address from eComm 2009 in San Francisco, CA on March 3, 2009.
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Most teens download music to their iPod that's been ripped from a friend's collection as opposed to bought from the iTunes music store.
Teens who use social media such as MySpace and Facebook are not just wasting time, they are in fact developing important social and technical skills online, according to new research fraom the MacArthur Foundation.
Young people are learning basic social and technical skill they need to fully participate in contemporary society.
Internet provides a way for youth to interact and receive feedback from one another.
Most teenagers are moving from MySpace to Facebook, but why?
* Most of the advertisements on Facebook are not sexually stimulating.
* The layout is organized, uncluttered and gives a sense of uniformity to every user.
* Privacy and security controls are better and customizable. * I love the variety of groups and the potential they create for interaction.
For teens, the future is mobile
Social networking is a major part of communication and young people are learning basic social and technical skills online
Teens who use social media sites such as MySpace and Facebook are not just wasting time
Most teens download music to their iPod that's been ripped from a friend's collection
Only 30% online buy products, and 26% have their own sites. That 5th most popular time spent online by teens is on health.
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