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» http://www.rogerd.net/?p=287 from rogerd's notebook
Facebook, MySpace, and Social Burnout ... [Read More]

» Make your Information worth Paying Attention to, or Be a Spammer from Common Sense PR
Theres a saying that every party has an egotistical drunk at it. If you look around and dont see one, its probably you. The same goes for corporate spam. If your communications arent seen to be truly valuable by the people y... [Read More]

» Google as Big Brother - Privacy Scores - from WebMetricsGuru
Sometimes an idea that sounds good and reads well, when put into action, translates into something else and has an unintended effect. Im been thinking a lot, lately, about Googles mission statement to, more or less, make all the world&#... [Read More]

» Steve Rubel Becomes Another Attention Economist from /Message
Steve Rubel is following the lead of many others into Toffler's "information overload is driving us crazy" tarpit. He's in good company, joined by Herbert Simon, Tom Davenport, and Linda Stone: the Attention Economists. [from Micro Persuasion: The Atte... [Read More]

» From the Aphorism Factory #5 from MisEntropy
Input : The Attention Crash Human attention does not obey Moore's Law Web 2.0 has become too big for one man Output : Human beings don't scale; mankind does. [For a brief intro to Aphorism Factory, please click here.] [Read More]

» Attention Crash from elearnspace
Attention Crash: "We are reaching a point where the number of inputs we have as individuals is beginning to exceed what we are capable as humans of managing." Information growth shows little sign of abating. While the current flow exceeds... [Read More]

» Attention crash from Cath's Blog
We are reaching a point where the number of inputs we have as individuals is beginning to exceed what we are capable as humans of managing. Spent many hours... [Read More]

» Economics and Web 2.0 - traffic less important than it used to be from WebMetricsGuru
Steve Rubel has a post on Web 2.0 Economics 101suggesting that .. measuring sites on traffic is becoming totally moot. But I think a lot of that has to do with making conent a commodity, because people tend to devalue... [Read More]

» Online Trend Demands: Say More With Less - Or Else from B.L. Ochman's weblog: Internet marketing strategy, social media trends, news and commentary.
By B.L. Ochman Information overload, data deluge, inbox overflow, the attention crash: call it what you like, we are all drowning in inputs. The answer? A rising tide says learn to say it in less words -- a lot less words -- or lose your place on stage... [Read More]

» Attention Crash from Inside View from Ireland
LIKE SEVERAL OF MY COLLEAGUES, I have too many things bubbling up on my computer--all vying for attention. I try to handle all these pop-ups but there's just too much noise. People with more experience than myself say there will be an "attention crash"... [Read More]

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