Gen M: Multimedia or Multimillionaire?  Let's face it: Given the
chance to redo high school, most of us would:    1. Wear
sunscreen.   2. Invest in Microsoft's IPO.  Instead, we
slathered on baby oil to get extra tan for our prom pictures and
spent our allowances on Phil Collins cassettes and Return of the
Jedi action figures.  The times... honestly, they haven't
changed all that much. Today's teens are following in our
footsteps, albeit with their own modern twist: They spend hours
basking in the glow of electronics and whip out their debit
cards for iTunes and, well, Star Wars stuff.  A new study from
the Kaiser Family Foundation found that kids spend more than six
hours a day with media (TV, videos, music, video games,
computers, movies, and print) -- and that a quarter of that time
is spent using two or more types of media at the same time. Of
the 2,000 kids surveyed in grades 3 through 12, two-thirds have
a TV in their room, with 40% of those sets hooked up to cable or
satellite. Half have a bedside vide