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A-Listers Ask Hollywood To Embrace Social Impact Legacy Of Shuttered Participant

The closing of the multi-Oscar winning shingle signals a warning for Hollywood

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Participant Media Shutdown: Social Impact Stories Needed, Creators Say

High-profile film and television creatives are calling on Hollywood to support social impact storytelling following the demise of Participant Media.

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Should You Let Your Kids Be Bored Over the Summer?

Experts say that letting kids get bored is beneficial for their development, so don't pressure yourself to overschedule your summer!

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REVEALED: South Africa tops global list for highest screen time

South Africans have the highest screen time globally, spending 58.2% of their waking hours on digital devices, according to a recent study.

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Report Unveils $73 Billion Impact of Excessive Screen Time on US Workers

Experts are concerned by their findings that symptoms of excessive screen time cost US workers over $70 million per year.

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