According to a BBC report:
“A survey has found that only 10% of politicians conduct a quarter or more of their correspondence via e-mail.
The vast majority still prefer to use post and many respond to electronic messages with a written letter the survey also showed.
Only one of the MPs questioned used e-mail for more than 75% of their correspondence.”
It turns out that all of them have email addresses now, but some have actually switched theirs off.
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Should you be feeling generous:
My
public collection of bookmarks
stored using Netvouz
(much better than del.icio.us)
My five
most recently-added links:
Assorted links to sites I often use
Media
(Daily)
BBC
News Online
bookforum
(Weekly)
lifehacker - but I only look at their top these days.
The
Economist (I listen to the audio edition)
Arts
& Letters Daily
The
New Yorker & its cartoons
(Monthly
or more infrequently)
Wired
magazine
Prospect
magazine (if you think The
Economist is dumbed down)
Maisonneuve
magazine
The
Walrus
First Monday
- an Internet-only peer reviewed journal of Internet studies
Journal
of Computer-Mediated Communication
...and various other journals you can't access for free.
Virtual
Virtual communities I belong to
The
Well
Brainstorms
from Howard Rheingold
I'm also on Facebook
Comics
Doonesbury
Dilbert
Podcasts
Useful
stuff
A list of
handy free/cheap Mac apps
(updated 2006)
href="http://www.dqsd.net/">Dave's
Quick Search Toolbar Google taskbar on steroids
Workrave
Free RSI prevention software
Mailwasher
Lets you choose between several blacklists and other filtering tools to
get rid of spam from multiple POP3 mailboxes - and it is free!
SpamMotel
- Free disposable email addresses that let you see who is misusing the
one you gave them
Generously
hosted 2001 to Aug 2003 by Reid
Ellis and from then until
mid-2005 by Harald
Koch. Thanks to both!
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