243171 external_news 1381162626 1475893603 The supposed distinction between always-on members of the millennial generation and their older counterparts is actually much less pronounced in industrial nations than elsewhere in the world. “Everyone’s fascination with digital nativism in the U.S. or, say, Scandinavia is fine, but the places where this phenomenon probably has the most impact is low-income countries in Africa or Asia,” [Michael] Best said. “The places where it is most salient are those where the least amount of attention has been paid to it.” Best is an assistant professor in The Sam Nunn School of International Affairs.  Source: New York Times Blog, October 7, 2013

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