Which 30 Rock fictional project do you think was the best one (i.e. highest quality/most entertaining), in a universe in which they’re all real? My bet is on The Rural Juror.
The final episode of Screen Time is out today 👾 we talk with Baroness Brendan Kidron about how to make the Internet more kid-friendly. It’s a valuable listen that digs into the gap in Canada’s broader data governance & why adequate children’s rights is a crucial step forward:
1/When it comes to data collection, tech companies treat anyone over 13 as an adult. How did this happen? In today’s episode of Screen Time, hosts @NIC_416 & @taylor_owen talk to experts, kids and parents about what that means for children and youth today
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Lego did a survey in 2019 where they asked 3000 kids aged 9- 12 what they wanted to be when they grow up. The top answer, easily, was YouTuber.
SCREEN TIME EP 4: Why do kids love YouTube and how does it affect the behavior of the children who use it? https://t.co/JV33FT0nkE
Former Facebook employee @FrancesHaugen sparked a global conversation when she leaked internal research of Instagram’s impact on young users’ mental health.
Today on Screen Time: what do we really know about the effect of social media on teens?
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How are children affected by digital technology? Parents, caregivers, and policymakers are struggling to know what’s best for kids online, so we produced SCREEN TIME, a new podcast on kids and tech, with @AnticaLTD and @tvo. 🎮📱💻
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"These influencers validate and elevate the work that housekeepers do, reframing it as skilled physical labor that deserves respect. [Their] stars are often young women. The videos reframe, and monetize, their labor." https://t.co/L6ZVcqtVBj
Next up for the online kid economy: Snapchat millionaires. The app's new endlessly updated video content is doling out huge payouts to young creators and offers a fertile path to the top of influencer hierarchy
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A few thoughts on the week of Trump deplatforming. Main point: it is a distraction from both the root causes of the problem (the design, scale and market concentration of platforms), and the solutions to it - democratic governance. https://t.co/4p9Z71iMln
They all said they were looking for connection. But the infrastructure of Facebook's platform rewards, affirms and amplifies a certain kind of content. And *spoiler* that content does not include personal updates or cat pictures.
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