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Mom-ing It Online
• May 12, 2013 • Categories: Social networking and virtual worlds
Senior Editor, TV and DVD | Mom of two
I admit, I've spent way too long on certain friends' Facebook pages, scrolling through their photos of birthday parties, matching holiday outfits, and luscious four-course meals, immersing myself in... read more
What Facebook Home Means for Your Kids
• April 18, 2013 • Categories: Family media management, Mobile and communicating, Social networking and virtual worlds
Senior Editor, Apps | Mom of two
If your teen has one of the handful of Android phones that support Facebook Home, you may be wondering what it's all about. For teens as into Facebook as the average teenager is, Facebook Home... read more
My Kid Wants to Be "Liked" on Facebook
• April 8, 2013 • Categories: Social networking and virtual worlds
Senior Editor, TV and DVD | Mom of two
I'm on Facebook a lot. Like lots of moms, I love posting funny things my kids say, photos of them looking adorable, or even complaints about their behavior. I love reading the comments of my... read more
2012 Olympics Guide for Families
• July 17, 2012 • Categories: Family media management, Social networking and virtual worlds
Parenting Editor | Mom of one
The Olympics may be the world's oldest competition, but this year's Games are getting a thoroughly modern upgrade. Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and other online outlets are offering new ways to... read more
Online Teens Are Nice (but Still a Little Naughty)
• November 9, 2011 • Categories: Cyberbullying, Digital citizenship, Family media management
Parenting Editor | Mom of one
If your teens are on social networks, the scariest part is "not knowing." Not knowing who their online friends are, not knowing whether they've been cyberbullied, not knowing much of anything about... read more
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