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Ypulse readers are always looking for the latest research on youth -- and we are attempting to respond with our new Ypulse Research Channel where we resell market research about tweens, teens and twentysomethings. But marketers aren't the only folks researching youth -- academics are also producing valuable research on how this generation is interacting with technology.

Geek. Jock. Popular. Outcast. From the get-go, Hollywood has been fascinated by teen stories of angst, awkwardness, frustration and personal triumph that they experience in the moments lived between... [[ This is a content summary only.

a few weeks back, anastasia at ypulse posted 10 sites she thinks everyone in media or marketing to youth should follow regularly. a handful of them would be really helpful for christian youth workers to follow also. i’ve bookmarked several of them, and list them here, with anastasia’s comments: 1.

We've got new research for sale over at Ypulse Research from our sponsor and partner Harris Interactive -- it's a report titled Youth 2.0: What today's youth want. From their description: Purchase this research report to discover how youth are redefining the music world, what youth want in mobile devices and a focus on printing and photos.

I wrap up today’s Sunday Salon with a list of links to sites and posts that piqued my interest and, in turn, may also pique yours. Bloody Hell, It’s A Book Barrage: I’m not sure where I came across this blog, but I love the header alone and look forward to exploring the blog more.

MultiTasking for Studious Souls: Flashcards, Mobile, & More Posted on August 7th, 2008 by Technorati Search for: digital camera reviews If e-mail and IM is giving way to mobile minutes and ‘texting teens’ in your house (er, maybe just mine!) take heart, there are a gazillion NEW mobile uses and start-ups that are watch-worthy.

If e-mail and IM is giving way to mobile minutes and ‘texting teens’ in your house (er, maybe just mine!) take heart, there are a gazillion NEW mobile uses and start-ups that are watch-worthy. As this article in Read-Write-Web conveys, and my own mobile media moments gleaned from the Ypulse mashup ascribe, there’s so much shifting to mobile focus it’s hard to keep up.

Some words of thanks on this gorgeous, nearly breezy day (the skies want to yield the breeze; they do, I can just feel it): To Dr. Judy Evans, for being a physician and shrink and friend in one, seeing me through a five-day bout of insomnia. To Jean Paulovich, for not giving up on me and my samba, until yes, I could dance it; I did.

The youth action sports subculture is one of the toughest to tap into and can't be done without working with influencers inside the worlds of skateboarding, snowboarding, BMX or surfing. Many brands have tried and failed or failed a few times before succeeding (think: Nike).

Are “cheat codes” a symbol of impatient multi-taskers incapable of working through frustration that need to leap frog over the hard part of life? Or a conduit to open new challenges at higher levels of engagement at a self-motivating pace? With fuzzy ethics, blurred boundaries and zig-zags aplenty in immersive gaming environs, I’d say “cheats” is a loaded term in and of itself.