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Communications Major
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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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While adults of a certain age may still be trying to figure out texting etiquette (is there such a thing?), the young 'uns seem to think a text requires an immediate response. Be prepared for a severe thumb lashing if you don't answer their text semi-immediately. 
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Facebook's Instagram app is launching photo and video messaging, just months after Snapchat, an app popular with teens, spurned a $3 billion Facebook bid.
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They're basically America's awesome kid sisters, and the inauguration was their day to shine. Photo bombing, yawning, texting and boredom during their Dad's big day. Sasha and Malia rock!
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Maybe a sense of history makes one’s own personal ups and downs seem less worthy of broadcasting to all of one’s friends.
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Young people (i.e., under 30) in relationships squabble about cell-phone-related distractions, or because of something their partner did online. But they also rely on the same devices to make up.Can't live with it. Can't live without it.
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"Boomers in particular like to call my generation entitled, narcissistic, and basically useless Internet addicts who are too distracted by Tumblr to get a real job (or at least, they would say that if they knew what Tumblr is). It's true that we are attached to the Internet, although so are many boomers. But the omnipresence of the Internet in many millennials' lives is shaping how we react to the world around us. And that's not necessarily a bad thing."
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Like it, love it or want none of it, social media is here to stay. Many employers are responding to the social media invasion with policies to guide how it's used by employees. Find out which industries are leading the way and what employees think. Interesting tidbit: 2 out of 5 Gen Y workers say having access to their social media during the workday is more important than getting a raise.
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