'No Internet Week' Bans Digital Natives from Using the Internet
References: laughingsquid
In today's modern age, where almost everyone is dependent on some form of technology, creative agency Mother London has enlisted the help of addictions specialist and psychotherapist Sarah Hirigoyen in making a short film called 'No Internet Week'. The short documentary provides insight and the experiences of five Internet natives, who are currently living in London, to spend a week living without being online.
The video introduces today's society as an Internet-driven community; the narrator comments on the fact that we are connected to the Web from the moment we wake up until the moment we are in our beds getting ready to sleep. The experiment blocks any form of multimedia such as Internet browsing, e-mails and social networks.
The result is a crippling one that is filled with angst, as we watch the digital natives as they struggle to communicate, browse for news or interact with friends.
The video introduces today's society as an Internet-driven community; the narrator comments on the fact that we are connected to the Web from the moment we wake up until the moment we are in our beds getting ready to sleep. The experiment blocks any form of multimedia such as Internet browsing, e-mails and social networks.
The result is a crippling one that is filled with angst, as we watch the digital natives as they struggle to communicate, browse for news or interact with friends.
Trend Themes
1. Digital Detox - Opportunity for businesses to create products, services, and experiences that help people disconnect from the internet and take a break.
2. Offline Experiences - Potential for industries to offer offline activities and events to cater to the growing demand for digital-free experiences.
3. Tech Addiction Recovery - Emerging trend in addiction therapy and rehabilitation to address the increasing dependence on technology and the internet.
Industry Implications
1. Wellness & Self-care - Disruptive innovation opportunities in developing digital detox retreats, mindfulness apps, and technology-free wellness programs.
2. Entertainment & Events - Disruption potential in organizing tech-free concerts, immersive offline gaming experiences, and other entertainment options focused on disconnecting from the internet.
3. Psychotherapy & Behavioral Health - Innovation possibilities in creating therapy programs, support groups, and counseling services specifically for tech addiction and internet dependency.
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