Digital Culture
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
The set of behaviors, norms, habits, and values shaped by widespread use of digital technology in work, media, social life, and institutions. The term is broad, but useful when talking about how the internet and software reshape everyday expectations.
In plain English: The culture shaped by widespread use of digital technology.
Example: "The museum exhibit framed digital culture as something bigger than apps, showing how identity, memory, work, and attention all changed together."