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Sep 28, 2015 31 min

When Tech Addiction Leads to Crime

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• Melissa Westendorf, JD, PhD, of TechnologyWellnessCenter.com• How tech addiction has led some to crime• Legal fallout after years of technology overuse• Teaching moderation from a young age• Easy access to prevention materials• TheSocialNetworkStation.com Today’s episode of the show is brought to you in part by PulseInsights.com. Pulse Insights collaborates with you to design one-question micro surveys to find out what you most need to know about what your website visitors need from you. Please go to Pulse Insights dot com, take a look, and ask for a demo of how they can help make your current analytics much more valuable! In spite of the numerous challenges the Internet presents, it does mean you now have access to millions of creative and professional services from people who love what they do. I’ll take a moment to explain an amazing online services market place, Fiverr.com. Say you’re looking for a new logo, help with Internet marketing, search engine optimization, any digital service! Just go to fiverr.com (that’s the word five with TWO r’s), sign up for free, select from 150 categories of service, and pick your pro. and get 20% off your first purchase. It’s the easiest way to get everything done at an unbeatable value! Find any digital service you need on Fiverr with just one click.

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