Eli Pariser recently spoke at TED about how social media, search sites and other online entities are creating “filter bubbles” that remove opposing views from users results. As a I agree that this is worrisome, but I wonder if will agree. The Millennial generation is much more willing to participate in group-think and less worried about
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I recently discovered a blog that provides a wonderful service: summaries of the news from the Wall Street Journal from 1930.
The over-scheduling, over-achieving and stressed-out parenting style that has been the hallmark of the Boomer (born 1943-1960) generation may finally be coming to a close now that Generation X (born 1961-1981) is fully taking over as parent of young children. There is a backlash developing in the form of the “Bad Parent” who isn’t willing
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The Letterman/Palin battle is another example of the Boomer/X’er Generation Gap
High School Musical and Barney will both make Generation X puke. But it’s not aimed at us anyway.
This ad from Verizon neatly sums up the parenting approach of many Generation X’ers.
The Millennial Generation’s teamwork ethic shows up in the video gaming style.
Pop culture often defines a generation. In recent times movies have been a big part of that definition. The Graduate was a movie that defined the character of the Baby Boomer Generation (born 1943-1960). But what are the movies that define Generation X (born 1961-1981)?
Where are the actors from the Breakfast Club now?
