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Thursday, February 11th, 2010

This edition features the book Jump Point by Tom Hayes. It is a very interesting portrait of the network culture exploring the implications for business after the 3rd billionth person goes “on-line” in 2011.

I read this book with an eye on how the network culture impacts family business. Accordingly, this Banana Moments Quarterly launches a series of articles on Parenting Digital Natives. The first article is “Digital natives: Rules of engagment 101”.

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About Joanna Jullien

Joanna (jullien@surewest.net) and her husband have raised two sons in Roseville, CA. She has a degree from U.C. Berkeley in Social Anthropology (corporate culture). Her honors thesis was awarded the Kroeber Prize and funding from National Science Foundation grant. Joanna writes to help parents with the modern-day leadership challenges of raising children. She is a contributing writer for The Granite Bay View, the Press Tribune, the Sacramento Examiner, and editor of Banana Moments.

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