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February 6, 2008

The Google Generation and Emerging Web Behavior

More on the "Google generation" from Pandia Search Engine News:

"Internet technology develops at a dizzying speed. Insight into new and emerging Web behavior is crucial in order to make sense of the latest developments and contribute to the development of the Web of the future. What are the habits and skills of the so digital natives, the Millennials, the Google generation?"

Check out our earlier post: Is the Google Generation a Myth? [RJ]

February 6, 2008 in Information Technology | Permalink