Hey everyone, I apologize if this is an inappropriate use of the FRIAM list, but I am a little desperate right now. I am a graduate student at the Communication, Culture, and Technology program at Georgetown (I interned at Red Fish over the summer). I am currently doing research for my thesis on the discrepancy between the speed at which tools for accessing information (Google, Wikipedia, Semantic Web, etc.) are created and the speed at which information is created. There are two concepts from Information Theory that I want to use in my thesis, but am having trouble finding any good resources on. The first is the idea of "Information Overload" and the other is "Search Metrics." If any of you know of any books, papers, websites, etc. concerning either of these topics I would appreciate it if you could let me know. Thanks a lot! - Carver
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