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This document discusses several trends in 2011 related to social media and technology: 1) People started moving away from Facebook and joining more niche communities tailored to their interests. 2) The first generation of "digital natives" started college and education was rethought. 3) Individuals felt more connected to real-life communities by helping others. 4) Apps and technologies increasingly aimed to be useful rather than just wasting people's time.
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The word memes originated from biologist Richard Dawkins in 1976. It is a combination of the Greek work mimeme, which means imitated thing, and gene (Truszkowski et al., 2020). According to Dawkins, memes refer to the spread and imitation of ideas across society through the internet and the developing sense of humor. Today, memes thrive in black comedy. They use a language particular to Generation Z and millennials. Further, this generation use meme culture to escape harsh realities of life. This generation uses technology to lighten the weight of the absurd future. For example, when a Gen Z remarks “yikes” to irreversible environmental changes to escape existential dread (Habib, 2020). Thus, memes involve a movement defiant to past ways of thinking and defined by humor.
The meme theory will be part of the research on this culture. This theory provides people transfer skills, ideas, or behaviors through the imitation process (Hurren, 2019). The growth of memes in modern culture has been largely influenced by social media. People share ideas and create social movements through the internet. For example, the MeToo movement blew up in 2017 after the tweet with the #MeToo allowing people to voice their opinions on the movement. Other movements include environmental movements like plastic bag man. Therefore, meme culture has led to positive cultural changes and the meme theory explains further.
I will discuss the generation and ages for memes. For millennials and Generation Z, the social networking sites are not foreign to them because they are aware of how to navigate this space. Also, they know that the older generations have also started embracing the spread of memes, for example, one can identify the use of memes by older generations on platforms like Facebook (London, 2019). The spread of memes has grown because anyone can make one, which makes it easier to reach people of all ages.
I will also consider the public opinion about memes. The public has different opinions about memes. Some argue that most people receive memes positively, for example, the growth of meme pages and app like 9GAG that is a platform purely meant for sharing memes worldwide. These apps and pages have massive following and are very successful. Further, some of these platforms have become the primary or secondary source of income for administrators through promotions and advertisements (L ...
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- 1. Some thoughts on 2011 @ginarembe ginarembe.posterous.com
- 2. People actually start to move away from Facebook ...and join communities more tailored to their interests ravelry.com
- 3. The first generation of Digitnatives starts college and education generally gets a rethink knowmads.nl
- 4. People make effective use of data and get more comprehensive information http://www.treehugger.com/files/2011/01/epic- leatherback-turtle-migration-tracked-satellite.php
- 5. Individuals feel like being part of a community and start helping others in real life www.contact-the-elderly-org.uk
- 6. Brands leverage their influence in positive ways to lead change because the governments of the world seem to be unable to do so nikebetterworld.com
- 7. People start changing their behaviour and leverage their networks to maximise potential, knowledge and influence through collectives goodfornothing.co
- 8. Apps go useful …rather than wasting peoples’ time WordLens on the iTunes store
- 9. More every-day technical innovations will appear and will help the 3rd world in a humanitarian way http://www.soccket.com/
- 10. Complementary currencies increase in importance …teaching people the value of human interaction
- 11. Charities struggle with Clictivism …and need to find more integrated ways about attracting attention and finding supporters Robin Hood Tax on Facebook
- 12. Brands start to let go of 100% brand ownership …and let their communities reign the brand http://blog.thedolectures.co.uk/
- 13. …which welcomes the era of true engagement and collectivism @ginarembe ginarembe.posterous.com