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Reducing Information Pollution
Reducing Information Pollution
IORG isn’t the only group of people interested in the problem of information overload. Here’s a glimpse at some of the other stuff going on in the IO world. On the academic side, a workshop on enhanced messaging was held at AAAI 2008 with a bunch of interesting presentations. In the media, there have been a flurry of articles revolving around the problem of information overload that I’ve been informally collecting on this FriendFeed page (where anyone is welcome to submit links and comments). We’re working on an updated and upgraded version of our IORG resource center to collect links to research papers, articles, and much more information around IO. And the business world is starting to take notice as well, with industry conferences like Defrag springing up to address IO topics (full disclosure – I’m speaking at Defrag and know the organizers). It’s great to see so much activity around this problem!
Join us at “Overloaded 2012″ – Feb 25 in San Francisco!
Jan. 14, 2012
The Information Overload Research Group is excited to announce Overloaded 2012, a private one-day gathering amongst those who are leading the battle against information overload from a diversity of domains such as business, academia, technology, journalism, psychology, and research. If you share this interest, we’d love your attendance in San Francisco on Feb. 25, [...]
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August 22nd, 2008 at 3:17 am
Thanks for the shoutout Deva. On the academic side, we are collecting resources of publications and datasets here: http://sites.google.com/site/emailresearchorg/. We welcome contributions from everyone.