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Publisher: Washington Post

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1 Oct 2016

More and more people get their news via social media. Is that good or bad?

This study discusses 3 points. Most people receive news via social media even though the sources are traditional. Informed people participate in politics, but its unclear if social media is helping. The sources of news can be suspect. All of this tells me that curated news pages can solve some of the challenges of misinformation.
This study discusses 3 points. Most people receive news via social media even though the sources are traditional....
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Publisher: InfoDesk

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1 Jun 2016

InfoDesk Puts a Price Tag on Information Overload

There is an increasing demand for more carefully curated content due to unskilled searches and poorly curated and hard to find content. This wasted effort costs organizations $833 per minute according to this Info Desk study and our solution solves this very problem.
There is an increasing demand for more carefully curated content due to unskilled searches and poorly curated and hard...
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Publisher: Cottrill Research, LLC

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9 Nov 2013

Various Survey Statistics: Workers Spend Too Much Time Searching for Information

Worker take up to 8 searches to find the right information, that is 1.8 hours a day and 9.3 hours a week. Our KBucket solution lets users collaborate and curate information they need to do their work, saving significant time for both individuals and organizations.
Worker take up to 8 searches to find the right information, that is 1.8 hours a day and 9.3 hours a week. Our KBucket...
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information overload, search, study, why curation
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