It is an interesting article, especially since at the advertising agency I work for the corporate guidelines call for "email." It's also worth noting that a majority of our clients (Fortune 500 types, both old school brick and mortar and the dot coms) require the non-hyphenated, uncapitalized spelling as well.
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It is an interesting article, especially since at the advertising agency I work for the corporate guidelines call for "email." It's also worth noting that a majority of our clients (Fortune 500 types, both old school brick and mortar and the dot coms) require the non-hyphenated, uncapitalized spelling as well.