To preface my question, I am *not* talking about the 40 and over segment of our population, but instead possibly the 25 - 39 set. That said, I'll continue.
These folks are quick to embrace their cellular phones, podcasts, business productivity applications, blogging and other hip technologies when it suits them.
Yet they look down upon their slightly younger (and sometimes their direct age cohorts) when it comes to the fun side of the internet - instant messaging and social networking.
What's so wrong with it, anyways?
Their main argument is that it's "all so immature". Over and over I hear only that objection, but few others.
Get over it.
These medium can be an excellent tool for productivity, because it seems that's all you care about. It isn't just the realm of teenagers anymore, but a widely accepted form of contact and collaboration.
It can help you get in touch with friends. You had them once, remember? Back in the hazy mists of time, before you stepped into that cubicle.
2007-11-28
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