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Study: American workers tethered (with mixed feelings) to work via tech
9/25/2008 | 
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Peter Svensson, Associated Press, USA Today, Technology
'"Joe Soto, general manager of an advertising firm in Philadelphia, has a complicated relationship with his BlackBerry e-mail phone.
He felt "awful" and out of touch when he was without a BlackBerry for two days because his unit fell overboard when he was sailing on the Chesapeake.
At the same time, if he could turn back the clock five years, to before the BlackBerry took over corporate America, he would do it "in a minute."
"If everybody also threw their BlackBerrys away, I would too," he said, chuckling. "The only problem is, in my industry, it makes me more competitive."
A study published Wednesday by the Pew Internet and American Life Project shows that workers in general have mixed feelings about the increased use of e-mail and the Internet in the last few years."
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