Re:Why it’s so hard to innovate in the e-mail space (2014)
by abeing on Monday December 07, 2015 @07:51PM
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> New internet users are no longer even setting up email accounts.
What percentage of new internet users do not have any email accounts? I haven't been able to find any reliable data.
Re:Why it’s so hard to innovate in the e-mail space (2014)
by oh_sigh on Tuesday December 08, 2015 @01:46AM
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Seems like a strange claim, considering many sites that new internet users use will not let you sign up without an email account
Re:Why it’s so hard to innovate in the e-mail space (2014)
by abeing on Tuesday December 08, 2015 @12:14PM
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I agree. I'm skeptical and would like to see what data might support that claim. I've not been able to find any myself.
Re:Why it’s so hard to innovate in the e-mail space (2014)
by tsunamifury on Tuesday December 08, 2015 @04:23PM
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1.2 Billion Whatsapp users with phone number only
800 Million Messengers users as phone number only
20+ Apps with 100m + users as phone number only.
Together these PN based winners outstrip the combined usage of almost all web apps. I mean you are all downvoting me -- but its kind of funny how out of the loop the thinking is here.
Re:Why it’s so hard to innovate in the e-mail space (2014)
by JustSomeNobody on Monday December 07, 2015 @09:15PM
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It is declining, but it's not dying.
People are not using it for instant communication as other apps have taken the place of that, but email is very much used and useful.
Email is dying. Its not dead, but it is no longer the go-forward internet communication platform.