July 2013
PODCAST: Interview with Clay Nichols
Posted on July 25, 2013 by adam · Leave a Comment
As part of his work with the NYC Dad’s Group, co-founder Adam Gertsacov (that’s me!) co-hosts the Modern Dad’s Podcast along with co-founder of NYC Dad’s Group Matt Schneider. In our latest episode (shared below) we talk about a subject that coincides very nicely with Digital Family Summit. We talked to technology expert, entrepreneur, and […]
TOOLS: 5 tips to keep your passwords safer.
Posted on July 23, 2013 by adam · Leave a Comment
It is a sad fact of internet life that spammers, crackers, and hackers exist, and that they often prey on people who don’t have the knowledge, wherewithal, or drive to protect their passwords. Teens and tweens just starting out on the internet are particularly vulnerable. While it may not seem like such a big deal […]
PROFILE: Teen Finance Blogger Eva Baker – Teens Got Cents
Posted on July 18, 2013 by adam · 1 Comment
Eva Baker is a 16 year old blogger who has gotten her family and friends deeply involved with her blog. The blog Teens Got Cents , is a family affair, featuring posts and articles from her mom, her friends, and some guest bloggers. She takes on a number of topics, mostly involving frugality, good judgement, and […]
NEWS- Speaker Deadline Extension/ Early Bird Extension.
Posted on July 11, 2013 by adam · Leave a Comment
In case you missed the news, our second annual Digital Family Summit will take place on October 11-13, 2013 in Baltimore, Maryland. We cannot wait to welcome you to Charm City and the Baltimore Hilton, with a full weekend of digital activities for tweens, teens and their families. EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION ENDS JULY 21 Our […]
PROFILE: Matt Nadel, Teen Baseball Blogger
Posted on July 2, 2013 by adam · Leave a Comment
Matt Nadel is a 14 year old 8th grader from Springfield, NJ who loves video games, chocolate ice cream with rice krispies, and especially baseball. He started his blog as a way to learn more about the game he loves and to teach kids (and maybe even adults) about the history of our national past […]
