Matt and Luis continue the discussion on information flow. This part of the discussion starts with a rant by Luis on email. Is it the tool or the bad habits that we all share that makes email evil?
And the questions continue to explore:
- What is more important, quality or quantity?
- Who you are in your blog is very different than who you are in a microblog.
- What constitutes a valid blog? Can a blog be trivial?
- When does your Twitter become a village? – See Laura Fitton
- How do you enter a online social village and navigate its streets?
- To achieve flow in the information space, how do you sample information?
- What is the alternative to managing content within the information space?
- How do you choose which new technology to use in the information sharing space?
- What kind of people try technology first? What does a bleeding edge early adopter look like? See Chris Miller
- How do you keep track of your new technology?
- What’s the ideal amount of technology for the majority of us?
- Which is the predominant future trend, increased technology fragmentation with more tools, or consolidation of technology into fewer tools?
- If services become specialized and exploited in other contexts (other web sites), what will be the incentive for the service to be provided, especially if people are not going to the homepage?
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