My videopodcast with Jasmine Ta, a senior at Milpitas High School was insightful because she was such an impressive, articulate young woman about her use of social media. She likes the ads on AIM and would click on them more readily if they were creative and funny. I found Jasmine after interviewing many teenagers who said they used social media. She was quite a find and thank you to Mary Madden of Pew Internet research for her help.
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