I thought “email” was hyphenated ...
Did you notice that AP recently changed its preferred spelling of “website” (one word, lowercase) and “email” (no hyphen)?
The dreaded acronym
Corporate America’s use of the acronym ran rampant in the late 1980s and throughout the '90s. The trend in new business
communications views this less favorably. Although abbreviations and truncated symbolism rules text messaging, and some
young communicators even apply these tech-speak practices to their emails, it is still considered an unprofessional form of
business communications.
Just as our language is evolving, so is this section. Check back periodically to find out the latest changes in spellings and style.
