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ict & education: Studie: Kinder sind länger online als angenommen

Tags: kids, youth, internet, usage, jugendmedienschutz, kindermedienschutz on 2008-07-03 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Die virtuelle Welt online für Kinder mit Lernspiele, Kinderspiele und Mädchen Online-Spiele bei Panfu

Tags: avatars, virtualworlds, kids on 2008-04-25 -All Annotations (0) -About

in list: Virtual Worlds and Avatar-Based Sites

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Kerpoof™ Home

Tags: digitalstorytelling, kids, web2.0, comics, avatars, creativitytools on 2008-04-17 and saved by193 people -All Annotations (2) -About

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Kerpoof Helping Kids Connect Online, Create Together

Tags: news, avatars, kids on 2008-04-17 -All Annotations (0) -About

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Growing up online | PBS/Frontline

Tags: kids, parents, socialnetworks on 2008-02-29 and saved by168 people -All Annotations (0) -About

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Web Playgrounds of the Very Young - 20 Mio kids in virtual worlds by 2011 - NY Times

Tags: kids, news, virtualworldsresearch on 2008-01-03 -All Annotations (0) -About

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research firm eMarketer, who estimates that 20 million children will be members of a virtual world by 2011
Worlds like Webkinz, where children care for stuffed animals that come to life, have become some of the Web’s fastest-growing businesses.
Club Penguin,
> where members pay $5.95 a month to dress and groom penguin characters and play games with them, attracts seven times more traffic than Second Life.
Nickelodeon, already home to Neopets, is spending $100 million to develop a string of worlds.
Disney’s biggest online world is Club Penguin, which it bought in August from three Canadians in a deal worth $700 million. At the time, more than 700,000 members paid fees of $5.95 a month, delivering annual revenue of almost $50 million.
So Disney is pursuing a portfolio approach, investing $5 million to $10 million per world to develop a string of as many as 10 virtual properties,
Tinker Bell’s world
will introduce it this summer to help build buzz for “Tinker Bell,” a big-budget feature film set for a fall 2008 release
Disney’s goal is to develop a network of worlds that appeal to various age groups, much like the company’s model.
For his penguin, “like for Christmas I bought a fireplace, a flat-screen TV and a Christmas tree,” he said.

DevTech Zora @ Clubhouse Home

Tags: 3d, kids, teenagers, virtualworld on 2007-10-29 -All Annotations (0) -About

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