 National Post | George Jonas on letter writers and Internet trolls: Appreciating every line National Post A friend's teenage son wants to know if there's a difference between the correspondence journalists get in the electronic age and the letters they used to get in the days of snail mail. The short answer is yes. The long answer would fill a book, ... |
US inmates are using an American website to find friends online. Picture: Lucy ... Herald Sun Interested pen-pals can browse inmates for free, selecting the age and gender of their incarcerated interest. The site provides lists of the newest ladies and gentlemen on the site, as well as those members who have not yet received any mail. |
No strings attached Fiji Times The decline in mail through the Post Office (PO) was inevitable. With the internet and email, all "mail" now zooms to their destination in the blink of an eye and you can get a reply instantly. The PO, now fondly referred to as "snail mail", ... |
Newsweek cover is a gift to Romney Washington Post (blog) They tell me they are fired up and ready to go! It's very important in business and government to delegate, so I am relieved that you and your other journalist friends have taken care of this for me. (Do you have Hilary Rosen's snail mail address? |
Thank Your Mom—She Taught You How to Tech The Atlantic While I longed for the freedom to play with my new Barbie, I clutched at the pen until my hand cramped, and eventually made it through the pile. I can't remember when I last wrote a pen-on-paper thank-you, or even sent a personal letter via snail mail, ... |
