A man and a woman sit side by side in a New York cafe, drinking beer, sharing food, and not saying a word. Instead of chatting, they are typing on a laptop about the tunes played through a shared iPod.
As the Internet evolves — with its Webcams, iPods, Instant Messaging, broadband, Wi-Fi and blogs — its image as a relationship-wrecker is changing.
Now a sociable habit is emerging among the Netorati: couple-surfing.
Coined by bloggers responding to a column on the online version of “Wired” magazine, couple-surfing describes “netaholics” or “infomaniacs” who surf alongside each other, doing together what used to be seen as a solitary activity.
Photo by scataudo.
Allison Quick on September 27th, 2006 at 8:55 pm
Hi, my name’s Allison Quick, I’m writing a story on couple-surfing for Drake University’s online magazine. I was wondering if you had any of the contact information for the writer of this story, Sara Ledwith? If you could e-mail me back at amq001@drake.edu that would be great. Thank you!
Zillhoigree on October 30th, 2007 at 3:18 pm
You don’t really need or want that lifestyle, it might hurt y’all slowly more…….Just tell him you
don’t wanna repeat something your not too proud of z7uas.
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