Posts Tagged ‘Teens’

Although there’s only one movie left in ‘The Twilight Saga’ (hysteria for the franchise isn’t going away anytime soon. Need proof? Just take a look at the line of prom dresses created by Alfred Angelo, the designer of Bella’s wedding dress …

What does financial guru Warren Buffet have to do with Millennials? (A lot since he’ll appear on The Hub in a four part TV segment next month called “Secret Millionaire’s Club” where he — in animated form — will give teens financial …

Today we have an exclusive ethnographic study on the back-to-school shopping scene, highlighting how retailers and marketers are reaching Millennials as they get ready for another school year. I, a Millennial myself, braved department stores, mass merchandisers, national chain stores, …

Lately MTV’s reality programming seems to fall into one of two very distinct categories: heavily edited, love triangle- and catch phrase-fueled guilty pleasures (ahem, Snooki and company), and more serious endeavors to mix entertainment with education—or at least start conversations—about …

While Staples declared July 14th the ‘first bell’ of the Back to School Shopping season, the reality is that BTS doesn’t typically kick in until the start of August and, this year, might come a little later. With many consumers …

The ongoing fight against young people who visit tanning salons just got a little more serious. Earlier this week the International Agency for Research on Cancer moved tanning beds to the highest cancer risk category raising the previous warning level …

Today we bring an end to the hiatus of our Ypulse Youth Website Profile series with the NYC Health Department’s online health and wellness campaign NYC Teen Mindspace. Initially launched last year, the campaign recently entered its second phase so …

After yesterday’s post about efforts to educate teens and tweens on managing their online reputations, Facebook may have made this easier to do. Reiterating the survey I cited yesterday, the reality is that most users of social networking sites are …

Yesterday, The New York Times ran a piece on texting in its Health section with physicians and psychologists expressing their concerns that excessive text messaging may lead to “anxiety, distraction in school, falling grades, repetitive stress injury and sleep deprivation” …

Today’s Ypulse Sponsored post is from Lauren Zaner (pictured below) of Fuse, anchor sponsor for this year’s Ypulse Youth Marketing Mashup. This post is part of that sponsorship.

To learn more about Fuse Marketing and their unique approach to effectively …