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Tag Archives: Shirky

Information overload vs. filter failure

Posted on July 12, 2010 by Dan
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I’m a big fan of Nathan Zeldes’ blog. Aside from his seminal piece on “Infomania,” he’s a clear-eyed observer of the email hell in which most corporate employees find themselves trapped. Recently, he rebutted Clay Shirky’s argument (here and here) … Continue reading →

Posted in TIMEBACK BLOG | Tagged Email, Root Cause, Shirky, Zeldes | 5 Replies

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