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Breaking down the off/online dichotomy with Winnie the Pooh

09/12/2007 by simoncollister 4 Comments

cartoon-279 Ian Delaney has a great post* all about the way we customise – or not as the case may be – our online presence.

Digital natives are much more comfortable treating sparkly add-ons as de rigeur according to this report. Not only that but they don’t differentiate between the online and offline version of the content.

More proof if needed that for those growing up with the internet as a central part of their lvies that there is no on- or offline. Just life.

* well it’s an ok post but I just wanted to display the cool image! 😉

Technorati Tags: digital natives, web vernacular, Ian Delaney, Winnie the Pooh

Filed Under: Online identity, Technology, Theory, Web 2.0

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  1. Ian Delaney says

    09/12/2007 at 20:08

    pah – you screwed up the animation. visit the original, folks, for all the glitter you need. 😉

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  2. Ian Delaney says

    09/12/2007 at 20:09

    pah – you screwed up the animation. visit the original, folks, for all the glitter you need. 😉

    Reply
  3. Simon says

    09/12/2007 at 22:04

    Damn! You’re right. Apologies.

    Reply
  4. Winnie The Pooh Coloring Pages says

    09/15/2009 at 15:01

    Well..You shared a link that I have been looking for buddy. Thanks for this. I will be back for something new from you here. Winnie the pooh coloring pages

    Reply

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