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From our WCRS: "It's been a hugely enjoyable and rewarding experience to be involved in this unique project. We're proud to have contributed to something which will be of benefit to so many people." PlayStation: "Access to such a varied panel of illustrious commentators and educators is indeed rare. PlayStation is therefore extremely fortunate and honoured to be involved in this thorough examination of ideas to help young people navigate the uncertain and daunting challenges of growing up in today's confusing world." Channel
4: "We strongly believe that the voice of young people has been Reuters Media: "Younglives.com is important to Reuters Media in understanding the future news and information requirements of the Internet generation. This audience has said they demand the same, unbiased approach to global news reporting that we proudly adopt. Our support of this unique project is, therefore, a vital step in our ability to learn more from young people. We're very pleased to continue our association with younglives.com and such an illustrious company of like-minded brands." (www.reuters.com/online media) Kiss 100: "We are proud to support younglives.com as a thoughtful and sensitive project that reaffirms the legitimate right of young people everywhere to pursue happiness in every aspect of their lives." Orange: "As a young and dynamic company, we are pleased to be associated with a project that gives both practical and emotional support to young people and listens to what they have to say." Doritos: "The younglives project is a bold and different approach that provides an alternative way of listening to teenagers and young adults. Working with other youth brands, Doritos has not only learnt much more about its most important buyers, but also helped to give them a voice, through a project that turned out to be even more exciting than imagined at the outset.(www.doritos.co.uk)" Aristoc:
"Happy to be part of the team! Younglives.com is a great way for
us all to learn how to make life easier, happier and more comfortable
for the next generation." (www.aristoc.com) |
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