Lisa, from Singlehop, was kind enough to drop me a line to a post they had written looking at all the of issues regarding net neutrality from an unbiased point of view. If you’re interested in learning what all this talk is about, you can check it out over on the Singlehop blog. It’s titled A Neutral Guide to Net Neutrality.
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I wonder if they separated the numbers for different workplace environments. Like, in an open office concept, is it even worse, or do people email and IM less, offsetting what would clearly be in person interruptions and distractions? Either way, we are terrible at multitasking and the new push to communicate more, is not helping…
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ICYMI – Followup On Net Neutrality http://t.co/PtB4r5Wyeq #tech