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]]> http://www.mediaenthusiast.net/2009/11/10/bloggers-brand-ambassadors/#comment-5 New Gadgets | Bloggers: Brand Ambassadors With or Without Their Blogs Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:00:26 +0000 http://www.mediaenthusiast.net/?p=156#comment-5 [...] Original post by MediaEnthusiast [...] [...] Original post by MediaEnthusiast [...]

]]> http://www.mediaenthusiast.net/2009/09/30/advertising-or-fundraising/#comment-4 Colin Goodwin Thu, 01 Oct 2009 16:55:54 +0000 http://www.mediaenthusiast.net/?p=144#comment-4 I think that part of this ridiculous movement is also attributable to a degree of self loathing that parents have for themselves and even their own childhood. I think its obtuse for us to feel as though we can shield children from capitalism/commercialism in the Age of Information. A better goal would be to strive to build a coalition that teaches parents tactics on helping their children interpret and sort through the melee of audio and visual assaults that they're subjected to so that they feel more in control of their environment and learn how to read through a sales pitch. No matter what efforts we make, there will always be misinterpretation and misrepresentation in some form or fashion. Sheilding our children creates a naïve generation more easily duped once they are old enough that no one makes their decisions for them. When that comes about, the parents of today are going to look back and say "If I had educated my child, they could take on the world. What now?" I think that part of this ridiculous movement is also attributable to a degree of self loathing that parents have for themselves and even their own childhood. I think its obtuse for us to feel as though we can shield children from capitalism/commercialism in the Age of Information. A better goal would be to strive to build a coalition that teaches parents tactics on helping their children interpret and sort through the melee of audio and visual assaults that they’re subjected to so that they feel more in control of their environment and learn how to read through a sales pitch. No matter what efforts we make, there will always be misinterpretation and misrepresentation in some form or fashion. Sheilding our children creates a naïve generation more easily duped once they are old enough that no one makes their decisions for them. When that comes about, the parents of today are going to look back and say “If I had educated my child, they could take on the world. What now?”

]]> http://www.mediaenthusiast.net/2008/08/31/screw-not-talking/#comment-2 MediaEnthusiast » Blog Archive » Parenting Titles in Flux Sun, 28 Sep 2008 20:40:33 +0000 http://mediaenthusiast.net/?p=22#comment-2 [...] same guidance again if you add a second or fifth child.. Yes, I just pulled a focus-group-of-one.. I told you, I do it, [...] [...] same guidance again if you add a second or fifth child.. Yes, I just pulled a focus-group-of-one.. I told you, I do it, [...]

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