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Commercialisation of IP and IT products for Australian children: trends and statistics

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The habits of teenagers often stay with them for life. Music was one of my addictions as a teenager. It inspired me to write Music formats and law: commercialisation of 45-rpm records (content/view/196/36/). A recently released Australian Government survey contains good statistics on the habits of young people today and their use of digital media. It is relevant for developers, distributors and financiers of intellectual property (IP) products for teenagers and young adults. It is useful for commercialisation or IP valuation of a social media website, educational site, online game, software program, or other IT product.

Full post as published by Lightbulb IP blog on March 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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