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SCMP Reporter

Students have chosen a list of last year's top 10  websites for creativity and information, while a survey found wide scepticism about truth and accuracy in the media.

About 45,000 students voted in the 'Ten Healthy Websites Contest 2004', organised by the Television and Entertainment Licensing Authority and the Salvation Army. 
The poll aimed to encourage young people to make better use of the internet.
 The top 10 websites were:  Small Campus, Little Potato,  Dickdickstory, ETVonline, Little Prince is Depressed, Hyper Earth Rescue Team website, U21, Idiom Zoo, Green Power and HKreading City.
The Hong Kong Education City's website won the Hall of Fame award.
Acting Commissioner for Television and Entertainment Licensing, Po Pui-leong,  said it was important that the younger generation was properly educated on using the internet in a positive manner, and to crack down on pornographic websites.

Meanwhile, a survey conducted by the Anti-Pornographic and Violence Media Campaign found about 40 per cent of respondents complained the media 'exaggerated scandals' and was 'untruthful'. 
The survey, conducted last December, interviewed 526 teachers, social workers and students. The average mark they gave to the performance of Hong Kong media was 5.45 out of 10.



Students pick top 10 healthy websites