Teen bloggers.

Teen Bloggers

Blogging teens surpass their non-blogging peers for all
but a few online and communicative activities

                                               Bloggers   Non-Bloggers

Send or read e-mail                              96%          87%
Look for entertainment information               94%          82%
Get news or information about current events     84%          74%
Get information about colleges                   71%          54%
Get political news                               70%          52%
Look for health, dieting or fitness info         42%          29%
Play games online                                82%          81%
Look for religious or spiritual information      31%          25%

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Title Annotation:	Update
Author:	Pascopella, Angela
Publication:	District Administration
Article Type:	Illustration
Geographic Code:	1USA
Date:	Jan 1, 2006
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