A digital native can be defined as someone born usually after 1988 and onwards into the tech revolution that began in the late eighties and early 1990’s with the web, both of which Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua are.
Apple and Microsoft and even IBM back then were leading the way with products like Windows and the Apple Mac and fast forward to today, Microsoft and Apple are still up there of course.
Digital natives understand the internet and digital technologies, smart phones, online, tablets, computers and so on that are associated with it, more intuitively than others as they were born into that generation basically.
Paul vs Joshua Cultural USA vs UK Clash: Digital Native Empire vs Elite Tradition
Jake Paul and Anthony Joshua’s upcoming super fight event next month in boxing is also now on the world’s biggest streaming company’s platform, Netflix, live on December 19th right before Christmas.
Both boxers have large fan bases with young people and understand social media and the wider digital media landscape as well as any professional boxers do today. Jake Paul really represents the new media and digital native empire though, a genius marketer of all things online.
Joshua also has a giant online presence and brand and has an entire team that manages this for him, as well as his promoters Matchroom and others.
Because of this mix the fight is already a huge phenom of an event online, which is, the main media now on Earth far ahead of TV, print and newspaper already.
Odds have plummeted on Jake Paul in recent days as well.
