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"For many of the Gen X-ers who embarked on creative careers in the years after the novel was published, lessness has come to define their professional lives.

If you entered media or image-making in the ’90s — magazine publishing, newspaper journalism, photography, graphic design, advertising, music, film, TV — there’s a good chance that you are now doing something else for work. That’s because those industries have shrunk or transformed themselves radically, shutting out those whose skills were once in high demand.

“I am having conversations every day with people whose careers are sort of over,” said Chris Wilcha, a 53-year-old film and TV director in Los Angeles.

Talk with people in their late 40s and 50s who once imagined they would be able to achieve great heights — or at least a solid career while flexing their creative muscles — and you are likely to hear about the photographer whose work dried up, the designer who can’t get hired or the magazine journalist who isn’t doing much of anything.

Gen X-ers grew up as the younger siblings of the baby boomers, but the media landscape of their early adult years closely resembled that of the 1950s: a tactile analog environment of landline telephones, tube TV sets, vinyl records, glossy magazines and newspapers that left ink on your hands.

When digital technology began seeping into their lives, with its AOL email accounts, Myspace pages and Napster downloads, it didn’t seem like a threat. But by the time they entered the primes of their careers, much of their expertise had become all but obsolete.

More than a dozen members of Generation X interviewed for this article said they now find themselves shut out, economically and culturally, from their chosen fields."

nytimes.com/interactive/2025/0

The New York Times · The Gen X Career MeltdownVon Steven Kurutz
La mention “j’aime”, communément appelée “like”, s’est imposée comme un marqueur de validation sociale à l’ère des réseaux sociaux. Or, en quinze ans, ce simple clic a évolué, accumulant des significations diverses. Le journal “El País” se penche sur les multiples facettes de ce geste virtuel devenu aussi banal qu’ambigu.#réseauxsociaux #tendances #société #générationy #générationz #générationx #facebook #instagram #xtwitter #tiktok
“Liker” en 2025, ça veut dire quoi ?
Courrier International · “Liker” en 2025, ça veut dire quoi ?Von Guillermo Alonso

glitch.social/@Gotterdammerung

Our generation prided itself on apathy, mistook cynicism for wisdom & thought slacker nihilism was some kind of intellectual flex. Born in a moment of possibility, raised in the afterglow of the civil rights movement, & then... what?

We let the whole thing rot while we made mixtapes, bitched about the Baby Boomers & insisted that we were too cool to care.

G L I T C H🇪🇷Götterdämmerung (@Gotterdammerung@glitch.social)Now I guard my energy. No wasted words. No deadweight connections. Just the work, the grind & the results.

Released 46 years ago today

Valley of the Dolls the second studio album by the punk rock band Generation X, featuring the eponymous song "Valley of the Dolls"

Generation X - Valley Of The Dolls - Top Of The Pops 05/04/79

#punkrock #GenerationX #history #punkrockhistory #otd

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www.youtube.com - YouTubeAuf YouTube findest du die angesagtesten Videos und Tracks. Außerdem kannst du eigene Inhalte hochladen und mit Freunden oder gleich der ganzen Welt teilen.

#Trump is YOUR FAULT kid.🖕😂

"#GenerationX has never quite fit in within any easy political framing. It’s the generation that produced grunge rock and gangsta rap but also the (generation of) “greed is good" In fact, if there was any popular image of this generation’s politics, it was that they were apolitical... almost devoid of political inclination save a generalized cynicism..."

How #GenX Delivered the Election to #DonaldTrump

jjmilt.substack.com/p/how-gen- #BoomersRevenge

The Take (by Jon Miltimore) · How Gen X Delivered the Election to Donald TrumpVon Jon Miltimore