Category: Netnography
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No, the internet is not making us stoopider
Some pundits suggest the internet is making humans stupid. It is not. Quite the opposite.
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How our language is changing with technology
As humans, we’ve taken a 180 turn on how we refer to technology and ourselves. What does this mean?
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Can our brains adapt to the digital age?
Our brains have adapted over millennia to changes in culture and society. How will this be in the digital age?
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Hippies invented social media. They’d hate the metaverse.
It’s a myth that the U.S. military invented the internet. Hippies did. This is why they wouldn’t like the metaverse.
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It’s Time to Call B.S. on the Metaverse. It Does Not Exist. Yet.
The “meta verse” is the subject of hype and distraction. Here’s why it isn’t real. Yet.
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Top 5 Reasons Digital Products Fail
For any business considering their first digital product, from web-based to mobile, avoid these mistakes.
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Netnography & Ethnography in UX Strategy and design
While often conflated, ethnography and netnography serve two distinct purposes in UX strategy.
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Digital exhaustion in the workplace
It’s more than “zoom fatigue” that leaves us exhausted at the end of the day. Here’s what’s really going on…
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Could social media evolve human culture globally?
For good or bad, social media is having a huge impact on our world. But will it lead to a boring monoculture?
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What is a digital anthropologist? What do they do?
It’s not about old bones and ancient history. It’s about what’s happening in digital societies.
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