Interesting history of the email curation platform Revue [https://blog.getrevue.co/from-side-project-to-millions-of-emails-6c64ebcaf95d#.xgr8l5h2n] from its founder Martijn de Kuijper: > Back then I saw the value of the newsletter and I still do. It’s such an intimate way to communicate with people, and so effective at the same
I hate e-mail. I really hate e-mail. Can everyone just move to messaging apps for the serious stuff right now, please? Thanks.
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Well, that was a lovely way to spend a long, long weekend. Yes, we went camping with a three year old and a three month old and, while it did have its challenges, it was basically lovely. And, despite my initial discomfort, it was rendered even more lovely by being
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I’ve read again and again over the years, that reading your e-mail as the first task in your working day is the wrong thing to do [http://www.fastcompany.com/3000619/what-successful-people-do-first-hour-their-work-day] . You should dive into a few tasks, do something directly productive first, and then switch back to
[https://i0.wp.com/www.computerweekly.com/blogs/enterprise-social-software/pics/2008/Luis%20Suarez.jpg] Poor old e-mail, it’s taking a right old beating at this conference. In fact, one speaker has given it up entirely. Luis Suarez [http://www.elsua.net/] isn’t from a hipster startup, though. He
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E-mail. No-one thinks of it as a social app. It’s hardly what we think of as Web 2.0, yet it’s the most social piece of software most of us use each day. Oh, and it’s broken. [https://i2.wp.com/www.computerweekly.com/blogs/enterprise-social-software/pics/