Posted in critical, fun, issues, tagged critical, culture, fun, gen-y, generations, insights, internet, issues, perception, research, society, tapscott on December 8, 2008 | 2 Comments »
via Don Tapscott’s grown up digital
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Posted in critical, news, research, social media, tagged blogging, blogs, facebook, gen-y, generationy, genx2z, geny, insights, linkedin, marketing, millennials, myspace, newmedia, research, SM, socialmedia, socialnetwork, socialnetworking, student, study, web2.0 on December 2, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Thanks to gen y, social media are seriously taking off – according to partial research just released by Anderson Analytics and Genx2y. This includes blogging and forum hopping, social and even professional networking.
The attitudes and behaviours of US tertiary students, the majority of which are generation y, have been tracked by Anderson Analytics since 2005. [...]
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Posted in fun, misc, social media, tagged blog, blogging, boomer, fun, gen-x, gen-y, gen-z, generation, generationx, generationy, generationz, images, interesting, photography, photos, representation, semiotic, visual, wordpress, X on December 2, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A visual exploration of the different ages of woman featured in Vogue Paris November 2008. The blog Picdit shared this interesting endeavour and it has become immensely popular on wordpress. All done with 20 year old model make up, costume and lighting only, with Eniko Mihalik by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, stylist Carine [...]
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Posted in about, issues, philosophy, tagged analysis, critical, criticism, gen-y, generations, generationy, geny, millennial, y2curious on November 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
We are the largest and most influential demographic grouping in recent history.
We are coming of age personally, professionally, financially, creatively, sexually, intellectually, politically. digitally.
We are frequently discussed by parents, teachers, media outlets and so on; but rarely are we understood.
Many fail to recognise the need for understanding how we are wired – and why. There’s [...]
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