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Office Talk with Raleigh Magazine
Raleigh Magazine
There’s No Such Thing as Living Offline
OCT 13, 202623 MIN
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Description
Gen Z wants flip phones, digital cameras, paper maps and a life less online. But can you really recreate the analog ’90s when the internet is always one person—or one emergency—away? This week, Publisher Gina Stephens and Editor-in-Chief Melissa Howsam unpack why a generation raised online is desperate to log off, what they’re actually nostalgic for—and why voluntarily ditching your iPhone isn’t the same as growing up without one.
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