IORG - Information Overload Research Group 
Reducing Information Pollution
Reducing Information Pollution
On June 27, 2011, IORG hosted five authors of books about Information Overload for a fascinating “Literary Salon” online event, where they discussed their reasons for writing their books and the issues and solutions that they find most significant.
The authors are Dave Crenshaw (author of The Myth of Multitasking), Daniel Forrester (author of Consider), Maggie Jackson (author of Distracted), William Powers (author of Hamlet’s BlackBerry), and Jonathan Spira (author of Overload! How Too Much Information Is Hazardous To Your Organization).
You can read a summary of the event here and download a full audio recording here.
Enjoy!
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, [...]
News ArchiveCopyright ©
IORG | Privacy Policy
Site Design by Wood Street, Inc.
2 Responses
July 8th, 2011 at 10:59 am
I am going to write an essay about internet problems and i am looking for some books related to information overload which must be academically credible.Could you give me some advices?`
December 2nd, 2011 at 11:59 am
I am looking for web tools that can help organize information in a different way, empowering the user to own, manage and cure the content. Something along the lines of what http://Thotz.net does. Any ideas? Thanks