the end of email?
Robert Scoble remarked on Twitter the other day that he was giving up on email. Actually, what he said was:
"If something really needs to be private than email is great. But most of my email doesn’t need to be private.
I always answer things in public space first. Why? Because those communications scale.
It’s amazing that in this age of Twitter that people still send email. I hate email. I hate direct Tweets. I hate Facebook messages."
Consider this, and the trend that many tweens aren't using email. They IM, SMS or Facebook each other. Sign of the future? Interesting discussion.
Labels: social media, technology, trends, web2.0
posted by darryl ohrt @ 7:31 AM
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Sign of their future maybe. But I got a privacy jones that email still takes care of thank you very much.
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