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Information overload
There is a growing concern that the vast amount of information generated on the web cause overwhelm, much like drinking from a fire hose. The information is rushing past us in such volume that we struggle to engage with it.
In his book "Here comes everybody", Clay Shirky wrote that the problem is not information overload but filter failure.
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Two types of information overload
Situational overload: This is analogous to the needle in a haystack problem. You need a specific piece of information, but it is buried in a mass of other information. Online search engines and other filtering tools like email and Twitter can help most of the time, but only if in...
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Digital curation: organising content into meaningful collections
Since the start of human information recording, we've been shifting, selecting, organising and presenting information to give it meaning and clarity.
Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web, said the principal functions of the internet should
- allow anyone to access an...
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The biggest problem with information overload
The biggest problem with information overload is that information doesn't arrive at regular times, it just comes all the time. If you don't pay attention to it, you run the risk of missing critical or relevant information.
Social media has made people feel they must take notice of everythin...
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Tagging to help with curation
Many people use tagging and RSS feed to identify content related to a topic to make internet content easier to find.
But Shirky's research found that this type of tagging worsens the situation, as so much relevant information was identified that individuals could not pay at...
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The intelligent curation filter
Robin Good, who initially harnessed the idea of curation for social digital media marketing purposes, describes information delivered by search engines as "fast food".
It is useful if you are not concerned with quality, but if you desire quality, you need a curation site or...
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Information overload
- Information overload was a term coined in the mid-1960s by Bertram Gross, a social scientist.
- In 1970, writer Alvin Toffler popularized the idea of information overload as part of a set of predictions about eventual dependence on technology.
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The relationship between FOMO and information overload
FOMO is not only decreasing productivity, but it can also cause information overload. For example, when something exciting happens early in the day, it can consume so much information that a person can reach his limit.
His productivity will decrease and affect overall wor...
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