Written on 1st December 2008
4 COMMENTS 
Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, Serial Internet Entrepreneur
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By Hoof on Dec 1, 2008
I cannot work without having access to everything. At least, that what everybody believes.
Twitter can get a bit distracting, but I manage to just take peeks if I do not have time to act, react or help. Or not use certain areas of the web.
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By Marijn on Dec 1, 2008
Yes, but I hate my work so I like the distraction
If I liked my work i wouldn’t be reading this… Or me job was ict and i would read this for my job.
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By deepikaur on Dec 2, 2008
The web is getting more and more distracting with the plethora of services available. And the sad thing is, it’s not like I waste my time doing unproductive things. While distracted, I’m either catching up with my reader (mostly subscribed to news/tech news blogs/sites) or researching something of a whimsical thought. All the while I should be typing a research paper. So it’s not like I’m supposed to be off the internet.. I’m just supposed to be working on the task at hand…
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By Anthony Citrano on Dec 2, 2008
While I agree that a lot of the web is distracting, many of us need to be online to work (sorta what Hoof said.) It’s true.
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