From country to country, the etiquette that is appropriate for emails can vary widely. In certain countries, email correspondence is expected to be highly formal, much like a written business ...

Cc may be a computer-age term, but it has roots in the 1870s with paper copying techniques. Here's how to use cc and bcc in emails properly.

The instantaneous nature of email has people sending out notes riddled with poor grammar and bad etiquette.

(MoneyWatch) It might not seem that way, but email has its own complex rules of etiquette, which you may violate -- intentionally or otherwise -- at your own peril. I've written about many of ...

The Internet revolution has had the unintended effect of decreasing the use of oral communication and increasing the importance of text -- particularly e-mails -- as the primary means of business ...

A few months back, I wrote about receiving a handwritten note, a practice that has faded. Email and texting may continue to be our primary source of communication with co-workers and colleagues.

A college professor nearly tore the internet asunder when she bemoaned the lack of proper email etiquette among modern-day students, drawing both passionate agreement and fiery condemnation on ...