1. Format your posts.
2. View a summary of your own Buzz activity at www.google.com/dashboard.
3. Use an @reply to send a post directly to someone's inbox. Only you'll see their Gmail address — other people will just see their name.
4. Try keyboard shortcuts to fly through buzz.
5. Mute posts so they don't get sent to your inbox.
Among 5 more Buzz tips from the official Gmail blog: Post photos by email. You can post buzz by emailing buzz@gmail.com - handy for posting photos you take on your phone. Photos that you attach to your email will appear along with the subject line of your message.
References:
http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/02/5-buzz-tips.html
http://gmailblog.blogspot.com/2010/02/5-more-buzz-tips-post-by-email-follow.html
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How can we cope with information overload?
From CNN:
Online content growing so fast, common problem is feeling of missing out. New services suggest filtering RSS feeds or tweets to deal with too much content.
"You could be the filter. You could read 5,000 pieces of content and find what you want. But usually you want to do some other things with your life."
My approach is described here: How to deal with the information overload from blogs, RSS and Twitter?
Online content growing so fast, common problem is feeling of missing out. New services suggest filtering RSS feeds or tweets to deal with too much content.
"You could be the filter. You could read 5,000 pieces of content and find what you want. But usually you want to do some other things with your life."
My approach is described here: How to deal with the information overload from blogs, RSS and Twitter?
The circle of online information (full version) (click to enlarge).
Reading in small bites, on the go, can also help you conquer the information overload. With its free Internet access, Amazon Kindle can be a useful device to achieve this goal.
References:
How can we cope with information overload? CNN, 2010, http://edition.cnn.com/2010/TECH/02/03/content.overload
Check the series "What I Read" by different people in The Atlantic (scroll to the bottom of the page to see other links) http://goo.gl/xWUb
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