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Kirti VasheeThe "killer app" of the first part of the Internet boom was e-mail. Then came e-commerce, e-care, search, music, video, and now social media. E-mail has held on through the years as arguably the king of the Internet, used by the old and the young alike. H
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18 Dec 08
Art GelwicksNot buying the concept...but the shift in a person's "online center" is always worth watching.
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"I was shocked by the incredulous look on her face and even more shocked at her response that she didn't use e-mail that much since it was too formal, she would rather use instant messenger on her phone or post comments based on people's activities in social networks." It turns out that Generation Z finds e-mail antiquated and passé, so they simply ignore it.
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the messaging is much easier to manage within social media versus e-mail because it acts like a real conversation among friends.
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"As a sales person I see social networks like LinkedIn and Facebook as an invaluable tool," said Allison Bahm of ResponseMine Interactive Agency. "It doesn't necessarily shorten the sales cycle, but what it does is keep the information flow more open and also allows for a much deeper relationship than e-mail. I've started relationships and signed contracts exclusively within social networks. It is revolutionary for sales, it's much easier than telephone calls and e-mails."
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Just as people use Google as a verb -- Google it -- they're starting to use phrases like "Facebook Me." People are no longer exchanging e-mails; they're exchanging social media information.
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17 Dec 08
L@jost EU projectE-mail has held on through the years as arguably the king of the Internet, used by the old and the young alike. However, the new inbox is shifting toward social media.
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laura malitaE-mail has held on through the years as arguably the king of the Internet, used by the old and the young alike. However, the new inbox is shifting toward social media.
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16 Dec 08
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Judy O'ConnellE-mail has held on through the years as arguably the king of the Internet, used by the old and the young alike. However, the new inbox is shifting toward social media.
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