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Remembering downtime

September 21, 2011 Posted by Sophy Bot under The offline world, Work/Life Separation
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Cable frustration

It’s no secret that technology is everywhere. Touchscreen this, automated that, internet-connected those; in the modern world, there’s just no running away from our electronic counterparts. This we do not seem to mind. The part that gives us trouble is the fact that technology is every-when. According to a recent report from iPass, 35% of mobile workers check their email first thing in…

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