it's filters, not info overload, stupid +++ in gutenberg galaxy editors were filters, now we need others (since info overload ain't the problem but how we treat info) + privacy/public now is a technological question (eg fb etc) universität: before: teachers asked questions not because they wanted to know the answers but they wanted their students to learn finding out the answers, now: that doesn't make sense, you have to ask questions you don't know the answers yet
In the following post we look at the data and find out who has the most reciprocal conversations on Twitter with 10 geek heroes - from the founders of big sites like Digg, Reddit and StumbleUpon to nonprofit geeks working to challenge injustices. There's something a little uncomfortable about being able to see this information. Fact is, though, it's part of the nature of this powerful new system of communication. We expect that data parsing like this is only the beginning.
it's filters, not info overload, stupid nin gutenberg galaxy editors were filters, now we need others (since info overload ain't the problem but how we treat info) privacy/public now is a technological question (eg fb etc)