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10/25/2006
college kids.So, if you were thinking that you only had to worry about students’ use of computers for schoolwork, chatting, blogging, downloading music (legal and otherwise), MySpace-ing, Facebook-ing, and nefarious activities too numerous to mention here, you are now about to have another problem on your hands: Your enterprising student community is soon to become one of the largest paid internet task forces in the world, and your network will be their gateway to a highway paved with five-dollar bills. You heard it here first.
—Katherine Grayson, Editor-In-Chief
What have you seen and heard? Send to: kgrayson@1105media.com.
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