 | |
 |
|
| HOME • ABOUT • NEWS • ARCHIVES • DOCUMENTS • CONFERENCES • LINKS |
By: Kendra Hurley
Published: November 21, 2005
Category: In Brief
A recent survey by the Pew Internet & American Life Project found that over half of all American teenagers could be considered web “content creators,” meaning they have created a blog or webpage, posted their own writing, art, photography, or videos online, or made their own creations by remixing preexisting online content. Findings indicate the web has given rise to a new generation at ease with digital publishing technology.
Related Articles
"Off Line & In Print" YMR's official print journal release party
March 4, 2008
Join us on the evening of Wed, March 19th 6-8 pm at AED 100 Fifth Ave, 8th Floor as we celebrate the first annual print version of YMR.
Call for Research: Youth Media
February 8, 2008
Next month IssueLab will be focusing on Youth Media and Research
Youth Media Educators Forum at NAMAC
November 14, 2007
A two-part Youth Media Educators Forum at NAMAC provides an opportunity for youth media educators to network, identify needs and discuss issues specific to the work of youth media educators.