Internet generation

The Internet generation is one of a variety of terms used to represent the generation of people who have grown up with computer technology as a commonplace. The distinguishing mark of this cohort is that its members spent their formative years during the rise of the World Wide Web. Thus, they usually have no memory of (or nostalgia for) a pre-Internet history.

“Internet generation” is strongly related to:

New York (magazine) Generation Einstein Google generation Don Tapscott Wikinomics Generations (book) Strauss and Howe Imageboard Arizona Daily Star Bebo Search engine Internet forum Newsweek World Wide Web IPod E-mail Facebook YouTube MySpace BBC Europe Japan Wikipedia United States

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