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"Media" is the plural of "medium." This week's headline is equivalent to "When computers and cellphones becomes an obsession." The inside heading is the same as saying, "Computers and cellphones is creating a whole new brand of addiction." It's hard enough to get people to spell words correctly; the Source is not helping educate the public when it uses incorrect grammar in its headlines. - Val Gerard