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Forbes reports that a survey by Jupiter Research found that 71% of consumers between the age of 13 and 17 use instant-messaging programs on their computers.
More confirmation that the email bubble will be bursting soon, no matter what the grey beards say:
Email will become the future equivalent of surface mail: you will only use it for a small amount of corporate/legal/official crap, and everything else will slip into the real-time stream.Kids are such heavy users of messaging technologies that it is likely today's killer Internet app--e-mail--is about to get pushed aside. "As these kids get older, we're going to see IM really take over as the preferred method of communication over e-mail," says Yahoo's Miller. "E-mail is really seen as skewed towards older demographics. Kids will use e-mail to communicate with their parents, but it's seen as very stodgy."
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