Further reading

Allen, David. 2001. Getting Things Done. London: Piakus.

Bamforth, Rob and Tarzey, Bob. 2008. ‘Soaring not surfing’. Maidenhead: Quorcirca.

Barrett, Mary and Davidson, Marilyn. 2006. Editors, Gender and Communication at Work. Hampshire: Ashgate.

Direct Marketing Association. 2007. ‘Direct Marketing Code of Practice 3rd Edition’ and ‘Email Marketing Council – Best Practice Guidelines June 2007 ’. London.

Egan, Marsha. 2009. Inbox Detox. Boston: Acanthus.

Ferriss, Timothy. 2008. The 4-Hour Work Week. London: Vermilion.

Freeman, John. 2009. The Tyranny of E-mail. New York: Scribner.

Giles, Jim. 22 June 2009. ‘Email patterns can predict impending doom’. New Scientist.

Honoré, Carl. 2007. In Praise of Slow. London: Orion.

Jackson, Maggie. 2008. The Erosion of Attention and the Coming Dark Age. Prometheus Books.

Kellaway, Lucy. 2006. Who Moved My BlackBerry? London: Penguin.

——. 2010 In Office Hours. London: Fig Tree.

Mann, Merlin. http://inboxzero.com.

Mayer-Schönberger, Viktor. 2009. Delete. Oxford: Princeton University Press.

McGhee, Sally. 2005. Take Back Your Life! Redmond: Microsoft Press.

Mimecast. 2010. ‘Email as part of a business continuity strategy’. London: Mimecast.

Osterman, Michael. 2009. ‘A guide to document comparison and security for corporate legal.’ Washington: Osterman Research.

PricewaterhouseCoopers. ‘Information security breaches survey 2010’.

Seeley, Monica and Gerard Hargreaves. 2003. Managing in the Email Office. Oxford: Butterworth-Heinemann.

Sellen, Abigail J. and Harper, Richard R. R. 2002. The Myth of the Paperless Office. Cambridge, Mass: The MIT Press.

Shipley, David and Schwalbe, W. 2007. Send. Edinburgh: Conongate Books.

Spira, Jonathan B. and Goldes, David M. 2007. ‘Information overload: we have met the enemy and he is us’. New York: Basex.

Tobleson, Paul, and Dunstan-Lee, Alex. 2007. ‘e-disclosure: the 21st century legal challenge’. KPMG Forensic.

Truss, Lynne. 2003. Eats Shoots and Leaves. London: Profile Books.