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The end is near… for e-mails

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None of us got an invitation to beta-test Google Wave – which shows how low our tech-profile is in the Internet world… Nevertheless, it’s not because we cannot test the new generation of constant-cooperation-sharing-workflow that we cannot read about it. In the Wall Street Journal, they announce the end of the e-mail era.

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  1. True, but it was quiet on this front for a while until they started to send the invitations for Google Wave. We’re told to expect the biggest shift of paradigm since, I don’t know, the waterproof mouse and automatic keyboard…

    That being said, Google doc exists for all and very few of us actually use them.

    Posted by Tibo | October 13, 2009, 16:41

  2. Isn’t that the promise since the birth of workgroup and collaboration software 10 years ago? ;-)

    Posted by Brusselsblogger | October 13, 2009, 16:34

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