In my previous posts, I’ve summarized some points and ideas I’ve found in Michael Bhaskar’s book titled Curation. He starts his argument with describing the context of the curation. The […]
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Curation and the overload problem
Michael Bhaskar says, somewhere in the middle of the second chapter of his book, that we’ve become impatient. To prove his claim, he has collected a wide variety of data […]
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The context of the curation: computation as a general purpose technology
In the previous article, I have quoted a few excerpts from the introduction of Bhaskar’s book on curation. Here you can find some of the core points of the first […]
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Curation – The Power of Selection in a World of Excess (Michael Bhaskar)
Curation is one the books that have stayed for a long time with me. At first glance, the book may seem rather boring. Michael Bhaskar’s book, ‘Curation’, starts with reciting […]
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