Posted by Unknown | 12:30 PM

General research on the impact of new media As I have written previously on this blog, a study conducted by researchers from the National In...

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Posted by Unknown | 9:35 AM

I’ve written previously on this blog about the impact of television on children ( here and here ). However, a new meta-analysis study has a...

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Posted by Unknown | 10:00 PM

The Australian Federal Government has funded a longitudinal research study of children from birth to eleven years of age. The project is ca...

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Posted by Unknown | 12:45 PM

A New York Times article written by Tara Parker-Pope has warned of the problems associated with children having a TV in their bedrooms. Key ...

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Posted by Unknown | 12:30 PM

I didn't think I'd be doing a post on TV again quite so soon but couldn't help but notice this interesting article in today...

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Posted by Unknown | 10:12 PM

Researchers in the United Kingdom might be giving new meaning to the term 'square eyes'. They have found that British children are ...

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