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title: When E-Mail Turns From Delight to Deluge
description: When E-Mail Turns From Delight to Deluge
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# When E-Mail Turns From Delight to Deluge

Posted by [TextUs Team](https://blog.textus.com/author/textus-team) on Feb 12, 2013 5:07:45 AM

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A great NYT article that touches on the the loss in email efficiency. Text messaging can rise to help solve this communication breakdown.

by [Jenna Wortham](http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/w/jenna_wortham/index.html)

E-mail used to make our day; now it buries us. It may help to rethink the way we use this communication tool. In the not-so-distant past, the chipper AOL sound of “You’ve got mail!” filled me with giddiness and glee. I would eagerly check my in-box, excited to see what message had arrived.

Those days are long gone. Now, when I examine my various e-mail accounts, my main emotion is dread. It wasn’t always like this. E-mail was once a great tool for communication, one that was less intrusive than the telephone and faster than the Postal Service.

[Full Article](http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/10/technology/when-e-mail-turns-from-delight-to-deluge.html?pagewanted=1)<http://textus.biz/assets/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/BlogPost-nytarticle.png>

 Topics: [Text Messaging](https://blog.textus.com/topic/text-messaging)

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