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  Gerrit Eicker 06:55 on 16. October 2009 Permalink
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  Networking 

  As networking has migrated to the Web, many older adults find themselves like digital immigrants; http://j.mp/2vJkmA

  Social Networking vs. Phone Calls « Wir sprechen Online. is discussing. Toggle Comments

   
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  Gerrit Eicker 11:37 on 8. October 2009 Permalink
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  YouTube: #1 Channel for Children 

  YouTube is the #1 channel for children: NYT offers a parental guidance on Web video for children; http://j.mp/2alqql

   
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  Gerrit Eicker 12:20 on 25. June 2009 Permalink
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  Gottlieb Biedermaier Reloaded 

  Thesis: If media, especially Internet expertise doesn’t advance quickly, we’re heading back to the Biedermeier soon.

  Was ändert sich, wenn alle “always on” sind? | //SEIBERT/MEDIA Weblog is discussing. Toggle Comments