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Information overload? Time to relax then | Technology | guardian.co.uk
There are fascinating implications for a world of probabalistic resource use: for one thing, it points up the importance of "signal amplification" through retweets, reposts, and other recycling of interesting tit-bits – these are critical to the successful use of a medium that can't be consumed by any one person from tip to tail.
It also suggests that the most important strategy for coping with information overload is to simply relax and not worry about missing the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity lurking somewhere in one of your inboxes – it'll be around again shortly.
Kernargument: Maak je niet druk dat je niet alles kunt lezen, het belangrijkste komt vanzelf nog eens bovendrijven.
Daar heeft hij zeker geen ongelijk in.
With a Little Help: Can You Hear Me Now?
This is why I'm not selling digital downloads of the professional readings of With a Little Help. With so much friction and goofiness in the marketplace, I'd rather give the MP3s away under a Creative Commons license and solicit donations through PayPal. My listeners don't want DRM. They want to get their books with a minimum of hassle.
Cory Doctorow is weer eens spot-on met zijn inzichten in DRM, copyright en het ondoordachte beleid van uitgevers
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