The Next Great Generation

An online magazine written by and for the Millennial Generation.

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SOPA Killed, but PIPA Lives

By on Jan 17, 2012
Categories: Current Events

SOPA has been shelved indefinitely in the House of Representatives. But its sister bill, PIPA, is still scheduled to come before the Senate. For sites planning to go dark in protest, the fight is still on.

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Haute and Dangerous: Flash Sale Frenzy

By on Jan 16, 2012
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns

Sorry, Kayla didn’t feel like writing about the Golden Globes. This week’s topic: navigating the choppy waters of e-commerce ‘flash sale’ sites without losing your soul.

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What You Need to Know about SOPA (H.R.3261)

By on Dec 19, 2011
Categories: Current Events, Featured Post

This is what you need to know about the Stop Online Piracy Act, which many fear will lead to a slippery slope of censorship. Plus, the free porn will be gone from the Internet.

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3 Charts About Your Life

By on Nov 20, 2011
Categories: Lifestyle

Here are some charts and infographics about things like mean girls, Thanksgiving advice, and why you sucked at group projects.

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OPINION: Terror in Oakland and American Revolution in the Digital Age

By on Oct 28, 2011
Categories: Current Events

After the events in Oakland, this generation has demonstrated that while we can stand up to our government, we can laugh at it in equal amounts.

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Have You Been Watching Love, The Bus?

By on Sep 26, 2011
Categories: Lifestyle

If you haven’t been caught up with TNGG’s favorite summer project in a while, it’s time to re-engage, because they’re still out there!

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A Taste For Love: Find Your Musical Soulmate on Tastebuds.fm

By on Sep 20, 2011
Categories: Technology

Does music have enough weight to be the basis of a relationship? A new dating site thinks so.

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Watching TV on TV Is So Vintage

By on Sep 1, 2011
Categories: Technology

Of course you watch television online. But, how do you choose a provider? Do you even care?

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@Hurricane_Irene Joins The Social Media Conversation

By on Aug 31, 2011
Categories: Technology

On August 19, Irene made her first debut on Twitter with the handle, “Hurricane_Irene.” But as the hurricane got literally and socially sassier, can we really get information from a fake handle?

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Zimride Makes Carpooling Easy and Safe

By on Aug 30, 2011
Categories: Technology

Chances are you’re either car-less or driving around a hunk of junk that barely works. So how can you find a ride? Enter Zimride.

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