E-mail apnea
February 8, 2008
Ex-Microsoft researcher Linda Stone has a gift for pinpointing the maladies of the information age. A few years ago, she coined the memorable term "continuous partial attention." Now she's back with another nifty neologism: "E-mail Apnea," which she defines as "a temporary absence or suspension of breathing, or shallow breathing, while doing email."
> Linda Stone, Just Breathe: Building the case for Email Apnea
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