Thanks for the Fish but I'm Drowning!
IEEE Internet ComputingPublished 1 November 2010
Fred Douglis
Citations3
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SNIP1.51
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Fred Douglis writes his farewell column as editor in chief and discusses how social networking sites can add to the problem of information overload.
Abstract
Fred Douglis writes his farewell column as editor in chief. He discusses how social networking sites can add to the problem of information overload.
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