SKIDS

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SKIDS or "The Super Kids In Digital Space" - term introduced by Leadpile for the youth of the world who, they say, will be unlike any other consumer in history. LeadPile explaines that this new, young, super internet and wireless consumer, will drive wireless technology, online sales, and our entire culture to levels very few people have even dreamed possible, resulting in a dramatic shift in our lives, and change the way we buy and consume goods and services forever.

LeadPile says that "the biggest impact on our world and our culture will come from the "SKIDS", who will help change the entire way we currently think about the internet, wireless devices, and our future."

Out of approximately 300 Million people living in the United States, almost 50% are under the age of 17, and almost 60% are under the age of 24 years of age. These are the "SKIDS" that LeadPile refers to. The young people who have grown up embraced in the Digital Age.

[edit] Parental guidance

"SKIDS" obviously need Parental guidance to ensure that the Internet and associated Technology is fun, safe and productive. And with the proper guidance and supervision, the internet can positively impact the way in which "SKIDS" will change the digital landscape in the future.

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