LOST GENERATION

GENERATION TIMELINE
Cultural generations are cohorts of people who were born in the same date range and share similar cultural experience.

Primarily known as the Generation of 1914 in Europe is a term originating with Gertrude Stein to describe those who fought in World War I

GREATEST GENERATION

SILENT GENERATION

Born in 1925-1945 is the generation that Known as the G.I Generation, is the includes those who were too young to join generation that includes the veterans who the service during WWII. Generally fought in WWII. Born from 1901 to 1924. recognized as the children of the Great Depression.

BABY BOOM GENERATION

GENERATION X

Born in 1946-1964, time marked by an increase birth rates. BB are associated with a rejection or redenition of traditional values.

While there is no universally agreed upon time frame, the term generally includes people born in the 1960s and 70s, ending in the late 1970s to early 80s, usually not later than 1982.

GENERATION Y

GENERATION Z

Born in 1982-1992, also known as the Millennial Generation (or Millennials) Generation Next, Net Generation,Echo Boomers.

Some of the oldest members of this generation were born at the end of the "Echo Boom" while the youngest of the generation were born during a baby boomlet around the time of the Global nancial crisis of the late 2000s decade, ending around the year 2010

Digital Technology Twitter Nintendo Flash Mobbing Trophy Generation

Napster Facebook

Youtube CC

Boy Bands MP3

Windows Goosebumps Peter Pan Generation App .com DIY LapTop Mobility

GENERATION Y

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Globalization DVD Reality Shows MEME

SMS CD

We all want to be young

Generatio WHY?

1- 95% percent of the youngest generation (i.e. Millennials aged between 18-33) are online. Let me repeat that; ninety-ve percent of the new generation is online. Can we avoid marketing our products and services on the world wide web? 2- At ~82% access to broadband and wirelesstechnology, the new generations today see and read what they want, when they want it, almost regardless of where they are. Online marketers rejoice! 3- Reading blogs, and watching videos have never been this popular. Just under 50% of Millennial users read blogs (compared with ~39% Gen Xers and ~29% Younger Boomers) and about 90% of them watch videos online (compared with 69% of previous two generations). Marketers would be doing a great disservice to their efforts if they avoid integrating an active blog as well as videos in their marketing plan.