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thought leadership matt richtel's next story

Jan 11, 2012

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MATT RICHTEL'S NEXT STORY: New York Times writer Matt Richtel writes on Facebook: "I'm looking for people to interview who have teens in junior high and high school. I'm writing a story about growing up in a high-tech world. Ping me on facebook or at email." Yep, you should do that.

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