Playin’ With Fire strives to help teens think about the relevant issues
that surround them in with all things technical. Our video:
“Confessions of a Fireater” encourages teens to act the same online and
off as well as bring up issues that they struggle with in regards to
tech use with their peers, mentors, and parents. We are trying to
change the world: One parent, One teen, and 1 computer at a time. http://www.playinwithfire.org/
The folks over at Simply Youth Ministry have packaged a 4 year curriculum that is reproducible!! Downloads of it become available August 1st. It is $499/first year plus $99/year after that (if you want the web resources/tools). We've taken an in depth look at the site and the free demo and it looks good! Check it out at http://live.simplyyouthministry.com/Home/tabid/73/Default.aspx
A Nielsen report on the myths and realities of teen media trends has been made available online. Click here to download the PDF.
GrownUpThinking.com (a blog of Mr. Youth [youth culture marketing firm]) is picking up on a growing trend:
"With marketers continuing not to see the returns on high priced athlete endorsements and even more athletes caught amongst the scandals (Manny), marketers are asking what’s next. About a decade ago, Texas Hold-Em Poker emerged as the new hot sport (if a finger gesture and flick of the wrist can constitute a sport). ESPN and other networks jumped in on the action and marketers ante’d up.
So the new Poker? It might very well be Ping Pong, or some might say Table Tennis. Already the second largest participation sport in the world to only soccer, Ping Pong is gaining in popularity in the US and like Poker is spreading quickly on college campuses.
Now marketers are thinking it might be time to jump in. InBev’s Anheuser-Busch has..." [READ THE ENTIRE BLOG ENTRY]
This video starts out slow/average and then gets amazing...
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