Comments on: Not new http://www.chiperoni.org/wordpress/2007/08/not-new/ far better to say too little than too much Thu, 04 Dec 2008 19:00:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: nchenga http://www.chiperoni.org/wordpress/2007/08/not-new/#comment-32669 nchenga Sun, 26 Aug 2007 08:10:46 +0000 http://www.chiperoni.org/wordpress/archives/2007/08/25/not-new/#comment-32669 Laurent: I agree. This is a big issue. I liked the panel at Lift 07. Lots of food for thought. Mlle A.: looking forward to reading your paper... :) Laurent:
I agree. This is a big issue.

I liked the panel at Lift 07. Lots of food for thought.

Mlle A.:
looking forward to reading your paper… :)

]]> By: Laurent http://www.chiperoni.org/wordpress/2007/08/not-new/#comment-32662 Laurent Sat, 25 Aug 2007 11:57:43 +0000 http://www.chiperoni.org/wordpress/archives/2007/08/25/not-new/#comment-32662 The subject is not new, but imho its importance is getting bigger with each day passing. There is a big issue for our society (and our economy), we are reaching a point were it will soon be legitimate to ask whether technology really makes us more productive. The subject is not new, but imho its importance is getting bigger with each day passing. There is a big issue for our society (and our economy), we are reaching a point were it will soon be legitimate to ask whether technology really makes us more productive.

]]> By: mlle a. http://www.chiperoni.org/wordpress/2007/08/not-new/#comment-32661 mlle a. Sat, 25 Aug 2007 11:26:30 +0000 http://www.chiperoni.org/wordpress/archives/2007/08/25/not-new/#comment-32661 Another proof of information overload - took me since Feb. to link you up to that article.... (the whole issue -vol.64, no.1, 2003- is dedicated to aspects of early modern information overload; I am quite tempted to write a paper on the parallels to modern information overload and reading strategies...maybe a follow-up project for Lift08? I wouldn't assume that those who built feedreaders actually were aware of all those parallels.) Another proof of information overload - took me since Feb. to link you up to that article….

(the whole issue -vol.64, no.1, 2003- is dedicated to aspects of early modern information overload; I am quite tempted to write a paper on the parallels to modern information overload and reading strategies…maybe a follow-up project for Lift08? I wouldn’t assume that those who built feedreaders actually were aware of all those parallels.)

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