It’s 10 p.m.; do you know what your teenager is tweeting about? Two reports released in the last month suggest a strong link between social media and youth drug and alcohol use. Do the statistics mean anything or are they misplacing the blame?
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Social media is an exceptional advertising tool, and alcohol companies have benefitted from increased marketing opportunities, but a new study from the UK suggests youth are being negatively impacted by the combination of social media and alcohol promotion.
Is social media the worst thing to happen to teenagers since rock music? Probably not, concludes psychology professor.
What happens when an online spat leads to an offline encounter? In the case of two teenagers from Canada, some very scary behavior.
key objective is to further encourage two-way dialogue with Hong Kong’s young people using the types of technologies that they like to use, such as social media through social networks and applications for mobile devices.
Is the new generation of tweeting, Facebook using, live-journaling teenager girl doing alright? One region in Canada isn’t so sure and is launching a five year strategy to educate girls about social media.
