British Study Predicts The End Of Email
from the that-can't-be-right dept
Todd writes "Consumers' Association experts say that, after a brief reign, e-mail is poised for exile to a distant backwater of cyberspace." I think the survey is a bit misleading. It's not surprising that many people prefer face to face meetings - but that doesn't mean they'll ditch email altogether.
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Those Wacky Brits
I guess across the pond, anyone can tack on "expert" to the end of their title.
The only time email will decline is when video conferencing takes over. The old farts won't live forever - and neither will their old ideas.
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