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A comment on Twitter is not for teens, Morgan Stanley told by 15-year-old expert. Parent comment

Re:Twitter is not for teens, Morgan Stanley told by 15-year-... by eli on Monday July 13, 2009 @10:42AM (#701770)
The percent of teenagers and young adults reading online news is on the rise, though
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Re:Twitter is not for teens, Morgan Stanley told by 15-year-... by mpf62 on Monday July 13, 2009 @05:36PM (#702533)
... as long as the article has not more than about 3-5 paragraphs. I'm sorry, but I couldn't resist.

We have plenty of news. What seems to have gone missing in online news in general is deepened analysis. So, these youngsters sure have heard of all the news - but do they really get all the information needed to really understand what they heard of?

Personally, I have never heard of a "letter to the editor" that complains about a too long article in print. This is something I first saw and now frequently see on the Internet.

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Re:Twitter is not for teens, Morgan Stanley told by 15-year-... by eli on Monday July 13, 2009 @09:08PM (#702868)
Fair enough, though it's worth noting that letters to the editor are carefully selected and edited while comments usually aren't.

I bet the New Yorker gets letters complaining about the length of its articles every month, they just don't subject their readers to them.

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