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December 1, 2014
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August 5, 2014
Youth Opinion Polls No. 208 Youth and Information Technology (VI) A Survey of Online Social Participation by Youth 5 August 2014 The Youth Research Centre conducted a survey between June and July about online social participation by youth. A total of 522 young people aged 10-24 were successfully polled through a territory-wide random sampling telephone survey. The findings revealed that 96% had read or received information on social issues via various media in the past 12 months and half of those using the internet for this purpose had read news related to constitutional development. 77.0% said the internet had raised their […]