This document discusses different definitions of Generation C. Some researchers define it as those born between 1982 and 1996, placing it within Generation Y. Others see Generation C as a psychographic group defined by a focus on digital technologies and being "digital natives". The document also notes areas of agreeing and disagreeing with characterizations of Generation C, and how to reach this group through social media platforms that allow for connection, community and free expression.

2. Definiton of Gen C by birth
year
Some researchers like to define Generation C according
to when its members were born.
CEFRIO, (a public-private technology transfer group in
Quebec, Canada), pegs Generation C as a group of
individuals born between 1982 and 1996.

3. …
This would actually place Generation C within the
Generation Y or Millennial category. According to
researchers William Strauss and Neil Howe, who have
authored a number of books on generational trends,
Millennials were born between 1982 and 2001.

4. Definition of Gen C by Technological
Focus:Digital natives
Others prefer to define Generation C as a "psychographic"
group, or a number of individuals who share a similar state
of mind, whether that be certain personality traits, values,
attitudes, interests, or lifestyles.
Source
:http://jobsearchtech.about.com/od/techindustrybasics/a/Generation_C.htm

6. Agree
Connected and shared everywhere and all the time
YouTube is the voice of Gen C, offering inspiration
through entertainment and education every moment
Generate creativity and inspiration
Make easy to get into many cultures

7. Disagree
Share confident moment of life on social media
Dont use technology the way it must be used
Confuse personal and professional lifes

8. Reaching Gen C
Social medias such as Twitter, instagram,
facebook…
 They thrive on connection, community, creation
 They are engaged and they want their voices to be
heard
 Free expression allowed to releave themselves