The document discusses how youth culture and digital identity are transformed through new media technologies. It explores how concepts of space and time are altered when people engage with media. Twitter is presented as a tool that allows users to create and play with their own identity through public yet limited messages. Multiple identities can be constructed online as people can transition between different interest groups and communities with ease in social networks.

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2. Youth culture , self-representation and digital identity

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