The Internet generation
who they are and what they came here for. A case study
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https://doi.org/10.52712/issn.1850-0013-593Keywords:
Internet generation, social networks, social movements, digital democracyAbstract
This article aims at presenting a profile on the Internet generation, and at analysing how it uses the World Wide Web -as well as its tools- to engage in subjects related to civic, political and social aspects. The study was based on a literature review and its analysis was directed to the individuals of this generation since the beginning of their academic lives in public and private institutions.
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