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Who are ‘millennials’?<\/p>\n

“Millennials” is one term sociologists use to designate those youths raised in the sensory-inundated environment of digital technology and mass media at the millennium.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

C|Net News<\/a> has a nice piece on millennials. If you need a “short read” to get the idea of a generational shift across to colleagues, this might be just what you have been looking for. The article goes as far as contending that “the Internet” provides the necessary means of rebellion for this generation. I am not claiming I agree with everything that appears in this article – I am suggesting this might be the resource you need to start a conversation.<\/p>\n

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Who are ‘millennials’? “Millennials” is one term sociologists use to designate those youths raised in the sensory-inundated environment of digital technology and mass media at the millennium. C|Net News has a nice piece on millennials. If you need a “short read” to get the idea of a generational shift across to colleagues, this might be … Continue reading Millennials<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

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