This NYT piece quotes me saying that business cards are going the way of the dinosaur. After it published, I asked my wife if she gives out business cards in her (non-tech) job. “Oh yeah, more now than ever,” she told me. “I’ve probably given out 500 cards in the past two years.” Oh, well. There goes that theory.
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People might still be handing out cards… but more and more the most important information on the card is e-mail address and web-page.
Sort of like faxing… physical cards will be with us a long time but gradually fade over time and change in how they are used while that happens.