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Hear one expert discuss dangers of the digital age for kids

The intersection of children, technology and ethics is the topic when Star Tribune's James Lileks sits down and speaks with Dr. David Walsh, founder of Mind Positive Parenting.

By Shari L. Gross

July 26, 2012 — 8:31pm

The intersection of children, technology and ethics is the topic when Star Tribune's James Lileks sits down and speaks with Dr. David Walsh, founder of Mind Positive Parenting.

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