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I first read this many many years ago 👴🏻, and looking back I don’t think I had the experience or maturity to fully absorb its lessons. Recently I discovered my old copy got lost so I guess it was a good time to re read it 📚

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Such clarity. Almost 40 years ago. /cc

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David Galbraith

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My dad had similar thoughts about the importance of email at the same time, in the early 80s. His ‘Electronic Mail Handbook’ was arguably the first Internet ere book, based on a study from 1979.

The Electronic Mail Handbook: Revolution in Business Communications

The Electronic Mail Handbook: Revolution in Business Communications

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David Galbraith

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