DECEMBER 2006 WHAT's NEW ARCHIVE
30 Hanging of Saddam
Hussein: Media Deals With Images
25
Reported death of longtime CBS President Frank Stanton
New website:
Participatory
Media Literacy
20
More Alcohol Ads on TV and
Underage Youth Are Seeing It
15
Nearly Half of our Lives Spent with TV, Radio,
Internet, Newspapers, According to Census Bureau Publication
13
New Study and Forum on Implications of Youth Media Multitasking
The Kaiser Family Foundation hosted a forum and
released a new report on media multitasking among young people. The report,
Media Multitasking Among American Youth: Prevalence, Pairings and
Predictors, is based on data from seven-day media use diaries collected from
694 young people age 8 to 18 years old and quantifies the actual amount of
time young people spend multitasking when using media or doing homework.
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TIME Magazine
recognizes importance of
information/media literacy in its cover story: |
6-7 I conducted two "Best Practices" workshops for the SC State Department
of Education. Links to handouts and other related materials can be found
here.
7 2006 Diversity in entertainment
media report issued
4 Revised AAP
Policy Statement released:
"Children, Adolescents & Advertising"
(examine the way news organizations
presented this story)