Information overload does not exist

A survey from Synovate comes with the conclusion that information overload doesn't exist. Well users of the internet do not experience the information overload. Is information overload something that comes from the old way of thinking in which traditional sources were the most powerful and the only ones who could spread information. Please give your opinion.

Infographics: Print versus pixel en impact diginormalisering

Tony Bosma, 05 Aug 2010 - 12:08

Barnes en Noble te koop en voor het eerst zijn er op Amazon meer e-books verkocht dan hardcovers. Wat is de status van de strijd tussen boek en e-boek? Bekijk de infographic.

FastFuture's jobs to come the next 20 years

20 new jobs the next 20 years

Jörgen Sandig, 20 Apr 2010 - 7:22

Today's students are educated for job that does not exists and will solve problems that no one ever heard of, jet. FastFuture made an overview of the 20 most likely jobs to come in the next 20 years.

Yotaro; experience having a baby

Tony Bosma, 12 Mar 2010 - 9:23

Some things are really over the top. And when you ask me this is one of them. It is Yotaro and it is the first robot-baby!

Does the consumer knows your brand?

Tony Bosma, 11 Mar 2010 - 7:46

It is one of the most 'loved' products..it is our mobile phone. But do we know which organization is behind the product? Trendwatching asks the consumer.

Try those new glasses behind your PC

Tony Bosma, 11 Mar 2010 - 7:45

Want to buy new glasses but no time to go to the city? Well just buy them online. No worry you can even try them online.

Trendwatching: the future of consumerism

Tony Bosma, 11 Mar 2010 - 4:56

Will we consume more or less in the future. A important question and consumers answer it. What do you think?

Stop chasing endless growth

Tony Bosma, 10 Mar 2010 - 8:20

What is the link between a hamster and economic growth? I wondered that but when I saw the Impossible Hamster it became clear. Stop the endless economic growth.

Dell Froot = no keyboard, no monitor

Tony Bosma, 18 Jan 2010 - 6:37

Although it is still a concept the idea behind it is very appealing. A computer with no keyboard and no monitor. This to save the environment.

Tapscott about the digital generation

Tony Bosma, 14 Jan 2010 - 9:03

Extend Limits always pays a lot of attention to the vision of Don Tapscott. This because his vision is in line with our vision of the future. In a recent interview with Heledd Straker (nakedgenerations) he talks again about the digital generation.