44. The Blue Light Generation

from Interface · host Ian Fuchs

When we were kids, we rode bikes and played outside. Today's kids are buried in their devices, and experiencing the world through a tiny glass window. But what happens next? How does it change the way they interact as they grow up? What dependencies does it form? * Nomophobia - Wikipedia * Another podcast called Interface * Snapchat by the numbers * Teens talk about Finstagram accounts - Business Insider * 'Why Kids Sext' Describes Nude Photos As 'Social Currency' Among Teens : All Tech Considered : NPR * Teens have changed the meaning of 'tbh' - Business Insider

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