Which do people like better; e-mail or talk on the phone to each other?
465442
It depends on the person. If it's one of my very good friends, I like to talk to them on the phone better. If it's someone who I know but am not REALLY good friends with, e-mail is a lot less uncomfortable. You can express yourself in so many ways!
207444
Are you speaking of personal one-to-one communications?\n\nCompany policies?\n\nOr their electronic communications?
763620
I guess it depends on the relationship. If it's a long-term relationship, and I feel that the person I was dating would be comfortable, then I would answer the phone, take a message, etc. Basically, would I want him to do the same for me?\n\nHowever, if it's someone that I've only recently started seeing, then I probably wouldn't answer the phone. It could seem a little rude and over-reaching.
932830
I use email extensively at work, but am not involved in communication with outside customers.  Inside a company, email can be and is used for just about everything.  In the office where I work, it is used like a newsletter or newspaper to tell all the employees that the entrance road will be closed or that our new earnings statements are out.  It is used for setting up meetings.  It is used to collaborate on document preparation, sending around drafts for review.  It is used for apparently non-business uses such as jokes and congratulations, but these often contribute to a friendlier tone and help get work done in the long run.  Email replaces phone calls for asking questions and getting answers, letting the people involved ask and respond on their own time schedule and look up an answer without making the caller wait on the phone.  Email also keeps its own records, so you can know exactly what you and the other person said.
1093364
Just like any other ways of communicating, it could be better or worse. E-mail, cellphones, IM, and other new communication technologies are very convenient -- this way it's better than a hand-written letter sent by a horse-riding mailman. Communication and its goodness does not depend mostly upon how you communicate, but upon the person you are communicating with. Worse people, even with best communicating skills and technologies are making communicating either by any means worse as well. I hope that made sense.
279634
If you like her, go ahead. But it can sort of by a cop-out to ask for an email or IM. You could maybe start out that way, but step it up when you get more comfortable with her--a phone call means a lot more!
89127
Pro's - More efficient and get more accomplished, GLOBAL COMMUNICATION and BUSINESS!  Increased competition. Unlimited Information at your keyboard.  Everything is current and updated instantly.  Personal safety has also increased with the cell phone and onstar\n\nCon's - Less active/healthy.  Impatience/Everything has to be NOW!  Someone can ALWAYS get a hold of you.  There are new ways of being "rude"  People don't enjoy the little things anymore.\n\nA good book you might be interested in is "The World Is Flat"  by:  Thomas Friedman
1026352
Talk about anything that pops up in your head. Talk about your day, what you guys are gonna do when you meet up later, the last book you read, the last movie you saw, tell each other jokes, recent news, recent gossip, music, the pollution problem, sporks, your favorite foods, etc. Basically just go with the flow. Sort of like playing 'Telephone'. You know how 'Telephone' is played right?
799731
I prefer phone. Emails are too impersonal.
581851
Well, it's most convenient with the other person right there in front of you.  In most cases it involves some talking and listening.  Phone might be the next best thing for chatting.  You could also yodel.  Sometimes people chat using chatrooms on the internet.  Usually you have to log on to the chatroom first somehow.
865550
How about COMMUNICATION
486951
Emails r cheaper than phone calls\n\nphone calls r cheaper than house calls\n\nCHECK WHICH WORKS RIGHT 4 U !
214910
It's a tough one.  Anybody can say that they love someone over a phone or in an email but you can't really know unless you're with the person.  When you two do get together, see how he is around you and you'll know.  It's a lot harder to lie about your feelings in person than over the phone/email/etc.
414338
well i text people a lot because i'm either too shy to talk, I don't want to risk the empt silences, or I just want to say what i need to say and not have a whole conversation about it- just say HI.
1176771
Look at it this way. It's not that unusual to talk to someone over the phone a lot, and then when you finally meet them face-to-face something just "hits you wrong" about them. \n\nBut people who have spend a lot of time together in person will rarely drop each other over a phone conversation. The get together to speak face-to-face to resolve the difficulty.\n\nSo I'd say you should do a little "screening" via phone calls or chat or e mail, but more than a little of that wouldn't be a good investment of your time. \n\nIf this a personals ad situation, beware. There are people out there who don't want to get personal at all, ever. They just want endless phone calls and e mail.
716330
Write to each other often.  Learn how to use the internet phone, if you don't already know (it's cheaper than phone calls).
43717
Some people don't have the time. Maybe they've changed there mind about e-mailing you. Some people are busy e-mailing other people. People have their own topics to talk about, and if yours not interesting enough then they don't want to talk back. Or another thing, they could be acting funny, or playing games. It's all in who you give your e-mail to. Some people don't like to write all the time, they are phone talkers. I hope i've helped you.