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New York Times silliness

This New York Times article is about how business people are drowning in unnecessary email. After reading it, I noticed the "email this" button at the top of the page. I love the idea of sending an unnecessary email about unnecessary email. If this story shows up on the "most emailed articles" list tomorrow, I will laugh a lot.

UPDATE: Aww, look, I got my wish:

People are so silly.

Labels: funny, technology

lisa - 11:13 PM

Comments:

hey lisa. nice post.

before i went to ny, i had taken to heading down to B&N and getting a nytimes. loved the arts coverage.

but thats really away from the point. i hope i get that spam! haha.

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** : 1:24 PM

My god - combine this news with the recent report from somewhere that the average employee spends 1,198 hours a week reading blogs, and it's a wonder our country hasn't come to a screeching halt.

So, I'm totally gonna email all my friends a link to your site now at their work email addresses. Just doing my part...

(found you through Paul Davidson, by the way!)

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jenny : 6:53 PM