www.joematters.com
If you're reading this, take a step back, and say, "Hey, I'm using the internet!"
It's that easy! If you've never used the internet before--that's ok, because now you are! Welcome to the future of science, technology, and digital-video entertainment.
It is important, because ninety percent of America's businesses, schools, and libraries, are already using it. You want to be able to help your child with his/her homework (and for the bit more advanced--research) at the library, right?
Well, Joematters.com is here to save the day! Joematters.com will help you in learning to understand the equipment and the language that your children, friends, neighbors, co-workers, and associates are already using and communicating with.
Have fun! And remember, if you feel as though you are being wronged or hurt by the internet in any way, please call the US Dept of Civil Rights and report the problem immediately, so that everyone in the community may benefit.
Joematters.com is a multimedia newspaper providing up-to-the-minute news, sports, & entertainment, worldwide.
The Millennium Times (internet address Joematters.com) is a collaboration of over six years of internet experience and research--contributions of work completed in the development of the infrastructure of over two hundred different companies throughout California.
"Joematters.com is a multimedia newspaper that provides news, sports, and entertainment for the whole family. It's really good because it's free, and it teaches parents how to help their kids on the internet. Plus, it helps parents learn without making them feel stupid or discriminated against. Joematters.com is something our parents can feel good learning about--it's for kids and parts of it are in Spanish. Joematters.com is really good for parents who are mad or upset about the internet because they don't understand it or maybe they've never used it before. Joematters.com is great because not only is it something that kids can talk about with their parents, but in doing so, we can use it to teach them how to use the internet, as well."
--Sarah, Youth Radio
www.joematters.com
The multimedia newspaper everyone should be reading.
