* Less than 10% of German youth pay for music downloads (Telecompaper)
* Marketers See Think Wonder (Slideshare)
* More Than Advertising (Slideshare)
* 1 Billion (Slideshare)
* Mobile Advertising Opportunities in India on the Rise (Trendsniff)
* The future of advertising (Kumegirl.com)
* The US Teenage Mindset, by Sophia (Ruby Pseudo Want a World)
* Download mobileYouth report overview 2009 – insights, youth mobile trends and mobile behavior (Mobileyouth)
* Laptops in lectures (Tony Bates)
* The Next 10 Years by Graham Brown (Slideshare)
* Video: Trent Reznor’s New Model For Music Business Profits (Hypebot)
* Super Bowl advertisers compete for free mobile ads (Mobile Marketer)
* The Economics of Giving It Away (WSJ.com)
* Millenials Don’t Use E-Mail (Social Media Today)
* Detroit Auto Show: Marketing to Gen Y is No Easy Task (BNET)
* Marketers to Millennials: To Text or Not to Text? (Millennial Marketing)
* Life Is For Connectedly Sharing Better – The Advertising Myth (Crackunit.com)
* Industrial or Social – What type of youth marketer are you? (Mobileyouth)
* Reaching Millennials With Mobile Media (Millennial Marketing)
* Accessible All the Time (180360720)
* Riding the waves of attention towards new revenues (Media Futurist)
* And the Most Influential Media Is… (eMarketer Articles)
* Women get better at multi-tasking as they age (Kortjes)
* Children’s six-hour screen day (Kortjes)
* The Facebook Juggernaut (Millennial Marketing)
* ‘Idol’ Premiere Off 15% in 18-49 Demo (Advertising Age)
* YouTube users are 1.5 times more engaged in advertising than TV viewers (Digital Stats)
* US Leisure Time Plummets 20% in 2008, Hits New Low (MarketingCharts)
* Blog: 2009 Marketing Tenets (Mike Arauz)
* Mobile Applications: The Next Big Thing ? (Trendbird)
* Go Beyond Your Products To Get Gen-Y (Gen-Y+Youth Culture Marketing)
* Advertising on UK Social Networks (eMarketer Articles)
* The best selling MP3 album of 2008 was free (The Long Tail)
* 3 Rules for Interrupting Gen Y in Person (Arielle Patrice Scott)
* Gen Y: The Selective Memory Generation (The Marketing Student)
* Spam Doubles, Personalized Spam Quadruples in 2008 (MarketingCharts)