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Brian Chin's Weblog surveys the Web to spot what people are talking about ...
November 22, 2004Gen Tech SupportGen X. Gen Y. The Internet Generation. Those and many other labels have been used to describe today's under-40s. But I think Newsweek's Brad Stone may have come up with the best yet, one that neatly sums up a certain commonality of experience. We are, he proposes, the Tech-Support Generation: Our job is to troubleshoot the complex but imperfect technology that befuddle mom and dad, veterans of the rotary phone, the record player and the black-and-white cabinet television set. Next week, on our annual pilgrimage home, we’ll turn our Web-trained minds and joystick-conditioned fingers to the task of rescuing our parents from bleeding-edge technology on the blink. On a related note, if you want to see how your personal tech-support stories compare to those of the pros, check out the amusing archive of real-life stories at TechTales. Category: Zeitgeist watchPosted by Brian Chin at November 22, 2004 09:08 PM Comments
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