Technology bridges generation gap, helps connect families, says Rogers survey

TORONTO – Technology not only plays a key role in keeping students connected with their parents, it also helps to eliminate the generation gap, according to a new research report commissioned by Rogers Communications. The survey, conducted by Vision Critical for the latest Rogers Innovation Report, focuses on how Canadian youth and parents of youth use mobile technology. From July 13-16, an online survey was conducted with 509 Angus Reid Forum panelists aged 18 to 24, and 511 parents of 18 to 24 year olds. All respondents either subscribe to the Internet at home or have a data plan with their...