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Social issues surrounding electronic mail

How does electronic mail differ from more traditional forms of communication? Electronic mail, by which is meant “a message or collection of information (file) sent by computer, received by computer, and transmitted over telephone lines or by satellite,” is a new medium, in its childhood, which can be compared with paper mail, telephone calls, inter-office memos, telegrams, and face-to-face communications in the speed of generating, sending, and responding to messages; the permanence (or volatility) of the message; the cost of distribution to individuals and groups; the ability of the organization to filter, channel, record, and control messages; experience (of the user with the medium and the culture in preparing the individual to deal with it); accessibility; security and privacy; and accountability and attributability.