Nov 4th, 2009 - USA Today
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It's easy – and tempting – to believe that cellphones and the Internet are making Americans more isolated as they filter out those around them and focus on lighted screens, distant Facebook friends and LOL conversations.
But a new survey finds that this may not be true.
BUSINESS OR PLEASURE? What different generations do onlineSOCIAL NETWORKS: Making students more narcissistic?BE 'FRIENDED,' FOLLOWED: There's an art to writing on Facebook and Twitter, really
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