Pew Report: Digital Natives Get Personal

摘要

The Millennials are the first generation of computer and internet users who have come of age in a time when they don't remember life before PCs and the internet. Now that the Millennials are reaching adulthood, significant differences in internet usage are emerging between individuals younger than 30. More personal information is being shared online, and Web 2.0 technologies are making it easier to put more of a user's personality on-rnline. This notion appalls some more traditional experts and scholars, but it's a way of life that many teens and 20-some-things are taking for granted. Using the panel of experts from the "Future of the Internet" and "Future of the Semantic Web" reports, the Pew Internet & American Life Project and Elon University's Imagining the Internet Center worked together to determine the evolution of behavior among Digital Natives in "Future of Millennials," written by Pew's Lee Rainie and Elon University's Janna Quitney Anderson.