Single-serving wine glasses
Closing the digital divide - really?
Someone on Twitter posted a link to this article:
http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?R=1007660
Essentially, it concludes that mobile phones help “less connected” and probably therefore “less advantaged” Teenagers close the digital gap to the “leading class” of predominantly white teenagers from privileged backgrounds.
Now, that’s a great thing as far as I’m concerned and I’m all for it, but the question remains, what is a mobile phone essentially good for other than making phone calls, texting and maybe some social networking? Does more black kids going online with their phones mean that “digital literacy”, learning the skills to use the internet and its vast amount of information and tools to improve knowledge and productivity is as accessible to them as it is with someone who can afford an internet connection and a computer?
Reading further, it states that “tapping this market” will be increasingly important for brand marketers to reach their audiences. Cold, man.
Well, does however makes perfect sense to mention this in an article considering it’s from emarketer.
street etiquette - the epitome of the cool.
new google feature, realtime news. never seen it before, apparently only a few days old. nice.
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4-year boy old gets drunk with beer, steals christmas presents and puts on a girl’s dress http://tinyurl.com/yck8rew
so the top 10% earners in the uk pay more than 50% of all income tax revenues in the UK. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8417205.stm
the xmas cards start rolling in
didnt notice my domain expired.. damn
