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  1. blogs.ubc.ca

    I still believe it: email and mailing list is great for quick back and forths. It's terrible for synthesizing information and finding a conclusion a week later. I'm in favour of web native / crawlable archive systems. Email for notification and quick discussion, but give it a permalink to the conclusion.
  2. mailmeteor.com

    Jan 9, 2025From the first email sent in 1971 to the battle for the leading email platform. Discover the timeline of the history of email. ... And if there's one clear thing that's clear—email isn't going anywhere. The inbox is becoming an ever-increasing sacred space with developments happening all the time to reduce spam and enhance privacy.
  3. She has found that while 70 percent of American adults go online,a full 93 percent of teens are logging on. Interestingly, when explaining technology that teenagers readily use, Lenhart left out some popular choices, including gaming and e-mail. "E-mail is for old people," she said.
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