Kids: E-Mail Is Dead
While many of us like checking e-mail on our cellphones, that doesn’t seem to be true with the latest generation.
According to CNET News staff writer Stefanie Olsen, the future of e-mail “might be found on the pages of MySpace.com and Facebook.” It’s not just about chatting with friends, either; she interviewed a group of teen Internet entrepreneurs, who said in the story that traditional e-mail is better suited for keeping up professional relationships or communicating with adults.
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