Cultural Diplomats Sep 10, 2014 food & beverage global travel local culture peer-to-peer tourism vacation ... allowed them to form independent opinions about the world much sooner in life than youth from previous generations, whose information was filtered mainly through parents and teachers. GYs’ radical openness was then further amplified by more recent technological advancements that made it possible for them to communicate with foreign peers on a personal level. Social media, video chatting services, language translation tools, and online games all served as conduits to a collective global consciousness ...
First Glocals Sep 04, 2014 global travel local culture ... Ys are closely connected to the global community, yet this unification has created a greater need to preserve their local identity, culture, and heritage.Technology has broken down the barriers between far-flung countries, making cultural overlap more prevalent than ever—and making Millennials the first generation of truly global citizens. These “first globals” share an unprecedented connectedness and consciousness, which has given rise to an internationally informed cultural experience that ...
K-Pressure Sep 12, 2014 career education global local culture ... purpose and have no idea how to deal with it. JOOYONG MOON, 28, TEDxSEOUL IN SOUTH KOREAHowever, Ys in Asia are adopting a new outlook as they look to forge a new path in life. South Koreans are embracing a startup culture that once was looked down upon and even joining co-working spaces to make work more fun. As their mindset's shift, brands can aid the transition. New products can provide a calming effect rather than encourage the pressure-cooker atmosphere they want to escape. Marketing should ...
New Muslims Sep 11, 2014 fashion & beauty global marketing local culture ... Young Muslisms, who are rapidly growing in numbers and influence, are a key consumer group striving to balance tradition and modernity.Muslims under the age of 25 comprise roughly 11% of the global population, yet this relatively vast group has been overlooked by global brands historically. Now, their economic progress and rapid population growth are making them hard to ignore. Indeed, in the US alone, Muslim numbers are projected to more than double by 2030, sparking comparisons to the highly ...
Geomarking Sep 09, 2014 global marketing media & entertainment local culture video ... simultaneously forging an even stronger sense of global unity. - TUBULAR - GEOmarking is most evident in the global response to top video trends. Young consumers are creating their own takes on popular music videos to show that a concept resonates across international borders, while simultaneously featuring what’s unique about their local culture and region. The following data from Tubular Labs was collected on August 26, 2014. The song “Happy” has spawned more than 17,000 fan-created videos, showcasing ...
Culture Spotlight On Turkey Jun 06, 2018 ... -34.61% of Turkish youth are more likely to watch scripted TV shows than reality TV shows.In Turkey, nearly 3 in 5 young people watch TV shows from other countries, led by those aged 30-34 (71%) and women (61%).65% of youth in Turkey would rather have higher quality clothing but few items than lower quality clothing and more of it.IN-STORE SHOPPING IN TURKEYTurkish youth prefer to shop for most apparel/accessories in-store, rather than online. To wit, 68% prefer to shop for shoes in-store, 64 ...
UnWasted Time Dec 16, 2017 alcohol social life experiences nightlife ... Accelerated Adulthood, growing up quickly and as a more risk-averse generation than their Y predecessors; though only the oldest members of the generation have reached legal drinking age, we project them to be even more likely than Ys to socialize sober. Drinking alcohol used to be the central component of young adults’ social lives—decisions on where to go and what to do on the weekend were made by discussing who was throwing the best party, which bars had the best drink specials, and which clubs ...
Welcome To The Club Dec 13, 2018 ... people who do choose to live in a specific location aren't usually doing so to feel part of a community, as such is less likely to exist today. Additionally, today’s young adults aren’t relying on their neighbors for support or a sense of belonging as previous generations did—as a result, they aren't settling into a place with the intention to stay and forming a community. Most locales no longer have an appointed center of local culture—school districts have been disrupted by alternative ...
Accelerated Adulthood Jun 25, 2017 gen z media & entertainment LGBT politics ... these days,” accompanied by a shake of their head. However, the Internet era makes it seem that Zs are growing up even faster than youth of previous generations because of their ability to discover “adult” content prior to becoming adults. With unprecedented access to sophisticated content, be it news online, mature movies and TV shows on streaming services, or uncensored opinions and photos on social media, it’s become increasingly difficult to shelter youth in an “age-appropriate” bubble ...
Alt Pay Mar 10, 2014 retail technology e-commerce local mobile social media ... at more than 400 local businesses, and can be exchanged at a rate of 100 BerkShares to 95 USD. The Brooklyn Torch is a currency exchange intended to keep neighborhood “dollars” in North Brooklyn.Bay Bucks is a Web-based San Franciscan currency, currently accepted at more than 150 Bay Area businesses. - SOCIAL CURRENCY - In a further subversion of traditional payment paradigms, truly alternative (and social) currencies—such as tweets and good deeds—are being accepted in exchange for physical ...