The large majority of America's 57 million work e-mailers say that their experience with e-mail is manageable.
With hardware, anything involving the simple movement and storage of bits--e-mails, say--is done with fearful perfection, and Moore's Law says it will only get better.
E-Town, they say, will be a model not only of e-business but also of e-government, e-community, e-knowledge, and e-parks.
When you're composing an e-mail, say what you need to say, and move on.
Many said they didn't even mind being sent the flurry of Spark e-mails they say didn't strike them as spam.
Consider hosting your own seminar or breakfast on a topic of interest to potential customers: the benefits of E-commerce, say.
Consider hosting your own mixer -- a seminar or breakfast -- on topics that are of interest to potential customers: the benefits and drawbacks of E- commerce, say, or a local business issue.
As for e-book sales, Amazon did say earlier this summer that it sells 143 e-books for every 100 hardcover books (Of course, e-books are much cheaper than hardcover).
Research firm Jupiter Communications reports that 55% of Internet users say they mail e-greetings regularly, handily beating those who say they chat on-line (45%) or read classified ads (46%).
Despite all of the highly publicized damning e-mails, traders, like kids, continue to say the darnedest things in e-mail.
They say that e-mail addresses are far less sensitive pieces of information than, say, medical or financial records.
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Only 41 per cent of staff - i.e. 22 of the 54 - say they are proud when they tell others that they are part of the office.
Almost three-quarters say it helps them communicate with more people, although a third say that e-mail makes them too accessible.
Prosecutors say e-mails from Schultz, Curley and others further contradict that testimony.
Only 34 per cent of staff - i.e. 18 out of the 54 - say they feel a strong personal attachment to the office.
Fans from as far afield as Japan e-mailed the club to say they had done so.
Another union member, Mike Stannett, e-mailed the BBC to say he was "angry - very angry".
E-Trade and Trading Direct say they don't keep records on their account holders' nationalities.
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The e-hail opponents, who say the program could ruin their livelihoods, are gratified, said their lawyer, Randy Mastro.
The e-book's creators say that they were turning over electronic treatments for books such as "Dawn Treader" well before technology for devices such the iPad, or Samsung's Galaxy, which was released this week, even existed.
Just 15% say they check e-mail before work, at weekends or while on holiday.
The president of a Website company bet that if I asked summit participants what they used the Internet for, most would say nothing but E-mail.
Within ten days of hiring an executive, Breyer told me, Zuckerberg would e-mail or call him and say that the new hire needed to get the boot.
I'm used to getting e-mails from folks who will say it's wrong for me to look at this through a racial lens and that we now live in a post-racial world.
Edra did say in an e-mail that as part of the settlement she gets two of the properties that Tim bought to start a global resort membership club called Yellowstone Club World.
In the Research In Motion case, Massachusetts investigators say they found e-mails between Quattrone and his colleagues appearing to show that an Internet analyst was instructed to resume coverage of the company after it had paid certain investment banking fees.
The Pew Internet and American Life Project found that 25% of e-mail users complain the ever-increasing volume of unwanted and often offensive e-mail has reduced their overall use of e-mail, and more than half of those say the decrease is significant.
To make a purchase on a website, a MasterPass user would enter a password on the checkout page of a merchant who has installed the service as a payment option instead of typing in their card number, security code and other information that experts say slows down e-commerce transactions.
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