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Social media is harmful for younger users, and can cause long-term damage to our emotions, behaviour and relationships.
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Millennials are lazy, entitled and get more done on Facebook than at work. Baby Boomers are old, set in their ways and wouldn’t know how to use all this new technology even if they wanted to. Today, this generational odd couple works side by side in almost equal numbers now. [...]
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HootSuite's Ryan Holmes: It’s no secret Millennials are social-media savvy, but when it comes to using it in the workplace they can be surprisingly, even dangerously, unprepared
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As a child, I was sheltered and not allowed to watch the Power Rangers or other such violent and crude television series. My parents divorced when I was two and my childhood was constantly in limbo between two seperate households. I sleep...
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Today's millennials are creating a social media world in their image. Some parental guidance is advised.
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Does it diminish the trait of curiosity in Millennials and for generations to come? Or do these dramatic changes in society merely highlight the progress made in technology and beyond? |
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Customer Behavior - Millennials in the US are heavy users of Facebook's platforms, they are less worried about privacy than are older consumers, and they are still influenced by email campaigns
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Today's younger generation has a reputation of being glued to the cellphones and tablets. It's where they chat with their friends, find out the latest hot spots in town and, believe it or not, keep up with the world. In their own way, of course. 
Stephen Dale's curator insight,
March 18, 2015 6:03 AM
Probably not news to most of us (no pun intended), since it seems to me that millennials thrive on immediacy of news, and attribute well served by social media. The desire (or even recognition) for accuracy, or journalistic insight, appears to be less important. But maybe my perspective is influenced by my 17-year career at Reuters, where accuracy always took precedent over timeliness. Reading time: 3 mins 
Linda Greenleaf's curator insight,
March 30, 2015 1:54 AM
News should be centre stage in any relevant business qualification
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I’m guilty. And I’m definitely too old to be considered part of the ‘distracted generation’. I didn’t grow up with a device in hand at all times, hopping from shiny thing to shiny thing on the internet. I use tools to help keep me from being distracted online. Distractions are all around with technology, and connecting …
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Guest post by Felicia Fitzpatrick, DoSomething.org Millennials. The tech-savvy generation full of hipsters, selfies, and that loud girl Ke$ha. We've also been labeled the generation that is apathet...
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Social media campaigns can be great things for your business… or they can alienate customers, especially web-savvy Millennials, through bad netiquette, boring (Engaging Millennials Through Social Networks the Right Way: Engaging Millennials Through...
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Guest blogger Jackie Lampugnano admits she's asking a loaded question. The most important aspect of making an impact on Millennials is to first understand who they are. Jackie, a millennial, reveals all. |
