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Avatar Went Hot: October 2, 2007 - 10:34 am
Posted By: tamar 379 days ago
Topic Type: News Story (Jump to http://nowsourcing.com)
Category: Bookmarking
Teenagers have grown up immersed in social media, and much can be learned by following their lead. Here's an interesting interview with a StumbleUpon power user who shares her thoughts on StumbleUpon.
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from WaltVerastegui 379 days ago #
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It's funny when you think of the stereotype when adults are always asking their kids how to operate anything technical or figure something out with the computer (like turning it on). It's always second nature for the kids...luckily I was one of those kids playing with the Apple IIC and the Commodore 64 in elementary school.

I think this interview reenforces the fact that some things never change. Great interview.


from nowsourcing 379 days ago #
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@waltverastequi: well put.  I too enjoyed many hours of Apple IIC fun as well.  Not much  Sphinning going on back then  :)

 Thanks for Sphinning, Tamar!


from RobD 379 days ago #
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funny how messing around online now has professional implications.

"I'm not playing on myspace... I'm building a traffic rich social network - Gosh!"

from adityasfs 378 days ago #
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I was really impressed with this girl. :D


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