e-communication

Corporates, particularly the utility companies, often in an effort to reduce costs, unwittingly or cynically perpetuate untruths by stating that e-billing or other forms of e-communication are better for the environment and that, by switching to online documents, we will ‘save forests’ and be more environmentally responsible.

Books, Ebooks and the Environment « Tales from the Reading Room 2010

Meet in person: Given the emphasis on e-communication, going out of your way to meet people in person is another way to stand out.

Grandma Was Right Alexandra Levit 2010

Meet in person: Given the emphasis on e-communication, going out of your way to meet people in person is another way to stand out.

Grandma Was Right Alexandra Levit 2010

In the same breath that we pronounce various types of e-communication media dead, dying, over, or expired, we try desperately to breathe life into "what's next."

What's Next After Twitter, Facebook? They're Not Dead Yet 2010

So I am not completely renouncing e-documents or e-communication.

Starve a Bookworm, Save a Tree: The Pros and Cons of Going Paperless 2008

Meet in person: Given the emphasis on e-communication, going out of your way to meet people in person is another way to stand out.

Grandma Was Right Alexandra Levit 2010

In addition to tracking the recipients of your e-newsletter, using an e-mail marketing service will give you piece of mind that your e-communication complies with antispam laws.

Use and abuse of email marketing 2009

In addition to tracking the recipients of your e-newsletter, using an e-mail marketing service will give you piece of mind that your e-communication complies with antispam laws.

Archive 2009-03-01 2009

Little did I know at the time that this seemingly innocuous request would erupt into an all-out e-communication catastrophe that would permanently change the way I view my interactions with others.

Maegan Carberry: Manners 2.0: A Guide to Technetiquette 2009

The withdrawal of young people into e-communication, from computer games to permanently attached mobile phones, is much lamented and maligned, but is partly about the desire to be inside a protected space from which adults are excluded.

Children need more space, less ultrasound, says Archbishop 2008