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“To take the growth of "weisure" (Conley loves making up compound words like that) for example, he remarks on the generally recognized growth of people working from home (and the history of the tax deduction for home offices was one of the few bits of the book that surprised me) and shopping at work, but also argues that "networking" forces people to turn their social interactions into an extension of work.”
“Gen Yers spend so much time using social media at work that a New York University Professor coined the term "weisure" which refers to people who use what was once their free time for work and their work time for socializing.”
“In this way, Twitter can be a virtual form of weisure -- a mix work and leisure.”
The Huffington Post: Dyane Jean François: Twitter, What Is It Good For?
“Related: Home Blog – Buzzword: WeisureCNN. com – Welcome to the “weisure” lifestyle”
“Technology is a major contributor to weisure time.”
“We first wrote about staycations in April 2008 and documented how the recession (or he-cession) prompted lifestyle changes like paycations, weisure, and unitasking.”
“And anxiety over the recession is undoubtedly another cause of weisure: Workers seem to be more inclined to check in more during their vacations, perhaps out for fear of falling behind or losing favor with the boss.”
“Related: Home Blog – Buzzword: WeisureCNN.com – Welcome to the “weisure” lifestyle”
“We first wrote about staycations in April 2008 and documented how the recession or he-cession prompted lifestyle changes like paycations, weisure, and unitasking.”
“Now, a term has been coined to define these omni-tasking hours: weisure work and leisure.”
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New and Unholy Coinage
21st century coinage. Any strange words you`ve seen on TV or heard from irritating young people.
hateration, holleration, chillax, weaksauce, pimpin', hella, meme, blamin, propagandhi, jazzercise, blog, social lubricant and 31 more...
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cnmngrrrl1111's list
bilby For pure evil, mm. May 14, 2009
madmouth I love portmanteaux, and it saddens me to see them so often used for ill. May 14, 2009
yarb bleurgh! for the word and the example! where did you hear it? May 14, 2009
cnmngrrrl1111 just heard this media-coined word term for the combination of work with leisure, as in pushing your child on the swing while simultaneously emailing a client on your "crackberry" ;-D May 13, 2009