Tag: Pete Ashton
How the internet supports friendships
- February 1, 2009 at 7:41 am
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The internet can be great for supporting and developing friendships, but it doesn’t create them by itself. It’s simply a tool: we use it to support the things we want to do in our lives, which include offline as well as online activity. Friendships may be part of that. Pete Ashton recently wrote about how [...]
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