Newsflash — according to the NYT, childhood isn’t what it used to be:

A survey of 8- to 18-year-olds by the Kaiser Family Foundation this year found that the total amount of media content young people are exposed to each day has gone up by more than one hour over the past five years, to eight and a half hours.

Oh no, not media content. Does that include, like, the back of a cereal box? What about a survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation?

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