I have already wrote about my problem with the enormous amount of readable material the feeds I subscribed to are producing every day. I have already reduced them to the minimum number, less then them and I will miss some interesting things, so what should I do? The only solution I thought is increasing organization. More information to handle -> more work to do -> I need to organize… So this is my plan:
  • Monday -> reading news
  • Tuesday -> reading science material
  • Wednesday -> reading news
  • Thursday -> reading economical material
  • Friday -> reading news
  • Saturday -> pausing
  • Sunday -> pausing
Well, actually a second job… Will it work? For sure I will…
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giacomo
Title
Managing the Feed Flood
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2007-09-23T00:59:12+02:00
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2008-04-05T20:40:43Z
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