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problem of information overload
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problem of classifying information
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information retrieval by relevance
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information filters
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semistructured messages for automated processing
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people better than computers
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restricted electronic mail
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discussion groups, mail conversations, and teleconferencing
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electronic news and blogs
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broadcasting information
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attachments to electronic mail
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electronic meetings
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responses to electronic mail
Reference
Hiltz, S.R., Turoff, M., "Structuring computer-mediated communication systems to avoid information overload", Communications of the ACM, 28, 7, July 1985, pp. 680-689. Google
QuoteRef: hiltSR7_1985 ;;based on Electronic Information Exchange System (EIES), acomputerized conferencing system operated by the New Jersey Institute ofTechnology.
680 ;;Quote: information overload from simultaneous, electronic discussions, conferences and conversations
682 ;;Quote: need a structure to distinguish useful for unuseful messages
682 ;;Quote: information overload occurs primarily with new users
682 ;;Quote: new users try to read everything
683 ;;Quote: no automated routine can distinguish useless from relevant communications; especially when a user's tasks and interests change
684 ;;Quote: major impact of e-mail is increase stock of ideas; restricted mail would limit this
685 ;;Quote: electronic conferencing increases order and reduces regular mail to transitory things and short announcements
686 ;;Quote: one EIES group defined three lines as the maximum length of a broadcasted message; recipients could access additional material
687 ;;Quote: EIES provides nine different Delphi-like voting scales; efficient discovery of consensus
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ThesaHelp: ACM references f-l (241 items)
Topic: problem of information overload (23 items)
Topic: problem of classifying information (42 items)
Topic: information retrieval by relevance (33 items)
Topic: information filters (22 items)
Topic: semistructured messages for automated processing (22 items)
Topic: people better than computers (35 items)
Topic: restricted electronic mail (3 items)
Topic: discussion groups, mail conversations, and teleconferencing (29 items)
Topic: electronic news and blogs (25 items)
Topic: broadcasting information (18 items)
Topic: attachments to electronic mail (4 items)
Topic: electronic meetings (24 items)
Topic: responses to electronic mail (11 items)