Crackberry Addiction is real

Jun 11 2006

I’m a bit of a newcomer to the world of Crackberries, but I know my addiction is beginning when my wife rightfully swore at me for being distracted for a split second while driving and reading 1 sentence of an email. That was very bad of me, but this video proves that there others out there like me. Very scary.

Posted by Ryan Buchanan at 9:00 PM

Published in Best of Email on Sunday, June 11th, 2006

Tags: Blackberry, email marketing, eROI, interactive agency, online marketing agency, social media

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