infoneer-pulse: E-Mail’s Big Demographic Split Once it was cool to merely have an e-mail account (or several), but many young people now think of it as old school, and much prefer the zip of texting, instant messaging and social networks. Indeed, a deeper look at the statistics shows just how much personal e-mail use divides along generational lines. » via The New York Times -Amanda, 25, US

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E-Mail’s Big Demographic Split

Once it was cool to merely have an e-mail account (or several), but many young people now think of it as old school, and much prefer the zip of texting, instant messaging and social networks.

Indeed, a deeper look at the statistics shows just how much personal e-mail use divides along generational lines.

» via The New York Times

-Amanda, 25, US

The New York Times

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