FAMILY EDUCATION -- Mar 15 -- According to the Center for Media Research, most parents in the U.S. estimate that their children spend about two hours a month on the Internet. In reality, kids and teens are spending upwards of 20 hours a month surfing the Web. ~41% of U.S. teens claim their parents have no idea what they are looking at online. The most popular online activities are online dating (23%), social networking (50%), and playing games (72%).
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Mark Brooks: Probably on Hotornot and Zoosk.
