tailieunhanh - Center for the Digital Future Annenberg School for Communication Annual Internet Survey 2009

Tham khảo sách 'center for the digital future annenberg school for communication annual internet survey 2009', kinh doanh - tiếp thị, quản trị kinh doanh phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | use UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Center for the Digital Future Annenberg School for Communication Annual Internet Survey by the Center for the Digital Future Finds Shifting Trends Among Adults About the Benefits and Consequences of Children Going Online Seventh Annual Study Finds Significant Concerns About Online Predators and Children s Participation in Online Communities Are Americans becoming more concerned about the role the Internet plays in children s lives The 2008 Digital Future Project has identified several sobering trends in views about going online -- in particular in adults opinions about Internet use by children. In general opinions about the Internet remain overwhelmingly positive said Jeffrey I. Cole director of the Center for the Digital Future at the USC Annenberg School for Communication. But after seven years of tracking the impact of the Internet we are also seeing evolving trends which show that adults view some aspects of going online by children to be as troubling as their use of other media -- or even potentially dangerous. The 2008 Digital Future Project found that The percentage of adults who said that the children in their households spend too much time using the Internet reached 25 percent of respondents -- an increase for the third year in a row and the highest percentage yet reported in the seven years of Digital Future Project studies. A small percentage of adults 13 percent said that the children in their households spend less time with friends but that percentage increased for the third year in a row -- another new high for the Digital Future Project The number of adults who said that the grades of the children in their household has declined since the household started to use the Internet has grown for the second year in a row. In a new question for the 2008 study more than half of adults 53 percent said that online predators are a threat to the children in their households. Only 24 percent of adults with children in their .