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Brandweek, Oct 18, 1999 by Becky Ebenkamp
From New York agency Griffin Bacal's Kid Currents newsletter:
* 15% of kids who are online started using the Internet by age 4.
* 48% of 8- to-15-year-old kids online have computers in their rooms.
* 96% of kids online have access to a computer at school.
* Kids go online to play games (60%), chat (60%), surf (59%), e-mail (47%) and do homework (17%).
Top kids' Web sites:
1. Nickelodeon.com
2. Discovery.com
3. Headbone.com
4. Lego.com
5. Barbie.com
6. Nintendo.com
7. Teen.com
8. Bonus.com
9. Foxkids.com
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