Yes

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  by Cameron Foster

  Created on: March 14, 2009   Last Updated: May 25, 2009

  Some claim that written communication (text) will be completely phased out in the not too distant future.

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  by Alex Cull

  Created on: August 27, 2008

  Is written text doomed to die out? At first glance, this might seem to be a real possibility. Fewer

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  by Elizabeth M Young

  Created on: September 04, 2009

  In the military, the common term for written text is "hard copy". There will always be reasons for "hard

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  by Barry Marcus

  Created on: February 13, 2008

  Ebooks have made little inroad against printed versions. Even serious computer addicts (like me) that

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  by Ian Navas

  Created on: October 11, 2007

  A former boss of mine, who was completely computer illiterate and opposed to his industry's new direction

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  by aurora97

  Created on: July 12, 2009

  We have to be happy to be able to express ourselves through written text. The written text will never

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  by Brian Tobin

  Created on: June 06, 2009

  Reading and writing are in a bad way. For six decades television has been changing social habits by

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  by Bernadette Jasmin

  Created on: July 05, 2008   Last Updated: April 22, 2012

  On a Saturday night at the local mall one of the stores that is packed is the bookstore. Although information

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  by Lenora Reynolds

  Created on: March 18, 2008

  I may be old fashioned but sitting in a comfortable chair with a book in my hands is one of life's greatest

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  by Basel Varsally

  Created on: March 14, 2009   Last Updated: March 24, 2009

  The written word has been used since it was first shaped in clay tablets 6,000 years ago. Written text

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  by Ryan Gray

  Created on: November 04, 2009

  This question falls in line with the time-honored tradition of investigating whether the item that came

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  by Brian Harrington

  Created on: October 11, 2008

  There can be no real question as to whether or not written communication will continue to be used as

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  by Cody Hodge

  Created on: August 22, 2008   Last Updated: October 10, 2009

  It is hard to believe, or at least at this point in time, it is hard to imagine that the written word

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  by Richard Bramante

  Created on: October 10, 2007

  There is no question that nothing can beat the speed of access to an infinite amount of information

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  by Eric Lannak

  Created on: April 01, 2008   Last Updated: April 02, 2008

  Written text will survive as a communication medium for two main reasons; 1.) We don't have anything

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  by Patrick Sills

  Created on: August 22, 2008   Last Updated: August 23, 2008

  I am employed by a newspaper. No, I'm not on the writing staff. I deliver bundles to businesses and

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  by Das Govind

  Created on: April 20, 2008

  Yes ,I think that the written text will survive as a communication medium. People , especially the older

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  by Linda Burleson

  Created on: August 08, 2008

  Someone told me back in the early 1990s that by the year 2000 we could eliminate filing cabinets because

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  by Ben Hughes

  Created on: March 13, 2008

  Written text has been around in some form for thousands of years and just because technology is bringing

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  by Kenneth Boser II

  Created on: October 10, 2007

  In an age where the art of the written word seems to be more and more done on a computer, word processor,