E-mail more popular than post
Howard Lake | 22 March 2002 | News
Three hundred more e-mails were sent than letters during January 2002.
E-mail is now more popular than the post, according to a NetValue survey. During January 2002, 550 million e-mails were sent compared to 258 million letters handled by the Royal Mail.
People who use computers at home sent on average 12 messages and received 39 each month.
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