Web 2.0 Expo NY: Clay Shirky (shirky.com) It's Not Information Overload. It's Filter Failure.
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It's Not Information Overload. It's Filter Failure.
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Top Comments
TubeWatercooler 4 years ago
"15 Years - Reading the SAME story" - - Excellent.
Nice reminder that we don't need to read every damn thing about every subject, or even within our own niche interest.
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Sojournia 2 years ago
That was a 20 minute explanation as to why Google is a verb.
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Sable651 1 month ago
Good points you got there bald Tom Hanks
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killerkiwi100 1 month ago
"right right right right right right"
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alvaro serra 3 months ago
Some reflections based on this video:
leadership-technology.blogspot.ch/2013/01/reflections-based-on-video-its-not.html
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jon780 10 months ago
Really interesting talk. Please stop saying "right". Just pause. It has way more effect and gives the audience a half a second to process what you're saying.
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Ofer Misk 1 year ago
failed to find interest
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erikis894 1 year ago
good speaker......
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winterwortle 2 years ago
Nope. Web isn't any different than a library or bookstore. I don't feel overwhelmed in any of these places, and I'm from the waaay before Web 2.0 era. Yes, there's a lot of information in all three places. No, there's no chance I'll have the time, means, or desire to read and parse it all.
The way we get our information has changed dramatically in the past 20 years. The amount of information, and our lack of time and inclination to take it all in, has not changed.
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vujade1 2 years ago
not only in appearance but voice as well.
strange isn't it?
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vujade1 2 years ago
not only in appearance but voice as well.
strange isn't it?
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aaa4190 2 years ago
A copy of Tom Hanks!!! haha
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