Youth Voice? Whose Voice? Young People and Youth Media Practice in Hong Kong
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By Chan, Chitat  ABSTRACT.  Thanks to advances in user-friendly, new media technology, many educational organizations around the world are supporting young people who wish to express their views through media production.
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By WILL LESTER   Associated Press writer  WASHINGTON -- Teenager Michelle Rome can't imagine life without instant messaging. Baby boomer Steve Wilson doesn't care that it even exists.   They're part of an "instant messaging gap" between teens and adults.
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âLaura Martho, a student at El Centro College in Dallas,â writes Anne Eisenberg (New York Times) âhas four children [and] commutes 45 minutes each way four days a week to a hospital for clinical work in echocardiology. During the commute, she plugs an iPod into her car radio to review lectures, and checks visuals during lunch.â And Marthoâs hardly alone in her studious use of iPod. Indeed, she joins an increasing number of students who take advantage of the âlecture-captureâ systems more and universities have installed to bring the art of lecture notes into the 21st century.
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com. Among 18-54 years olds, 45.6 percent chose the Internet as their preferred media according to a new study released by the Online Publishers Association (OPA) comparing consumer attitudes toward different media.
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ROME, Oct 29 (IPS) - When you hear "alternative media," it is  often alongside such words as "collective,"  "citizen-oriented," and "public." But what does  it have to do with journalism? And how influential are groups  like Indymedia, which recently had some of its computers seized?
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Equipped with cellphones and Wi-Fi, young people who work independently are banding together in shared spaces.
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Many young people are throwing off their generationâs reputation for slovenly language, and taking up the gauntlet for good grammar.
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Young readers are engaged in the participatory media of text messages, instant messaging, YouTube and MySpace. So maybe Japan's success with cell-phone novels could work here, writes columnist Mike Elgan.
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By Will Lester  Teenager Michelle Rome can't imagine life without instant messaging. Baby boomer Steve Wilson doesn't care that it even exists.  They're part of an "instant messaging gap" between teens and adults.
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'Multitasking' youngsters surf net while watching television, survey into media habits shows
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'Contro persistenti e ingiustificati attacchi' dei media
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Henry Jenkins  and his observations on social responsibility in Chinese video game culture.
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Children learn about the world through a variety of sources, including  parents, teachers, friends, and the media. Although news gleaned from  television, radio, or the Internet can be a positive educational experience for  kids, problems can arise when the images presented are violent or news stories  touch on disturbing topics. Reports on subjects such as child abductions,  homicides, terrorist activities, school violence, or a politician's sex life  can teach kids to view the world as a confusing, threatening, or unfriendly  place.
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Young people -- easily mobilised through the Internet and mobile phone -- are a vocal and radical force in Hungary's near-tribal political conflict, now increasingly being fought out on the streets.Comment
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Arts & entertainment: Â·  Television and cinema have big influence on taste Â·  Poll reflects young's strong preference for the modern
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For decades now, broadcaster Radio Television Hong Kong has held a trusted place in the public eye as a champion of editorial freedom, not unlike the BBC after which it was modeled.
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Behind the lens: A Times photographer's contemporaneous account from ground zero.