I kind of hope they aren't. Welcome to the future.
If the cost were more in line with what I pay for my magazines I would most likely subscribe.
This is different from the older group, who are using blogs to share information and discuss current news and world events. Now we've gone from only being able to communicate during office hours, to formal emails, to IM and SMS messages. I've only looked at it a couple of times, and found that it has prompted me to do further research on a couple of topics that impact the teens I work with. Ad agencies and brands should pay. Be open to your fans - they make the best hosts. From the press release: "Listeners have the opportunity to leave voicemail messages via a toll-free phone line, as well as send requests and comments via e-mail. Be open to your fans - they make the best hosts. And as always, most professors are behind the curve so students are missing important assignments and deadlines. It was the text-based email program I had in college. I'll post a link if it gets published.
What ever happened to the smart kids tutoring for extra cash. I am going to try a premium offering this winter, possibly with different subscription costs for individuals, non-profits, small businesses and corporations. Close friendships born out of all this hanging out that you just can't seem to recreate in adult life. " We term this the "Digital Divide.
But companies such as mine could have a need for a white paper on for example "what does current youth think about happiness".
required, on selling in Second Life. Close friendships born out of all this hanging out that you just can't seem to recreate in adult life. Then Ypulse reader Paul sent me this new report from Universal McCann about the new "digital divide," not between rich and poor or black and white but between this generation of teens and adults. If the cost were more in line with what I pay for my magazines I would most likely subscribe.
Djs, artists and of course - the button pictures.