Email Still Relevant?
Now that we’ve come to a crossroads of brief outbursts of communication (Twitter’s 140 characters or less, and brief Facebook status updates) and the blog, has email lost its ability to hold our attention? Is email even relevant anymore? If so, who is using it? It’s certainly not the young people of the world, who practically live on Facebook, or choose to text more than they read longer communications. Email is still a preferred method of communication within businesses, and is considered more formal than briefer...
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Some technology analysts have seen the future; and it doesn’t include “analog” books (which basically means, it doesn’t include printed books, the traditional kind most of us have grown up with, containing pages made of paper. This worries a lot of people., for good reason. For one thing, just this week, all Borders/Waldenbooks bookstores are having going out of business sales. That’s right, this chain is permanently closing its doors. Theories suggest they couldn’t compete with Barnes and Noble and...
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- Stephen Colbert returns to his Comedy Central show
- At White House, B.B. King and Mick Jagger, among others, to play the blues
- Comcast to launch networks by Diddy, Magic Johnson
- ‘Incident in New Baghdad’: What happened in Iraq?
- ‘Community’ returns to NBC schedule, Betty White’s show gets a premiere date
- Diddy, Magic Johnson land independent networks on Comcast
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- ‘Red’ becomes highest grossing non-musical in Arena Stage’s history
- Smithsonian links Civil Rights movement, American art on new Web site
- In other news. . . : Prince Pierre Casiraghi beaten in nightclub brawl; Mark Kelly to write children’s book
- Mardi Gras quiz: How much do you know about Fat Tuesday?
- Love, etc.: David Geffen and Jeremy Lingvall break up
- Liquid-Plumr, PETA commercials: Do they go too far?
- Stephen Colbert’s ‘I Am a Pole (And So Can You!)’ to be released
- Taylor Swift and Zac Efron sing duet, are cute (video)
