In super-wired Korea, high school and college students are reportedly moving away from email toward SMS and IM. According to a story in SmartMobs) a poll conducted by Chungbuk University computer education professor Lee Ok-hwa with over 2,000 middle, high school and college students respondents revealed that more than two-thirds of the respondents said, "I rarely use or don't use e-mail at all."
The Visible Future: Korean students moving away from email
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