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My daily info-wrangling routine

Posted on December 26, 2013 by Bryan Alexander

Jane Hart describes her daily personal knowledge management (or PKM) routine.  It’s an inspiring yet practical workflow for information curation.  Or information wrangling, as I like to call it: I like this framework for various purposes, starting with how it … Continue reading →

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Digging against Google before midnight

Posted on July 1, 2013 by Bryan Alexander

As the last hours of Google Reader tick down, a helpful image appears on that forlorn site: Just in time appears the Digg Reader.  I was skeptical, but decided to try it out upon the Naked Capitalism team’s recommendation.  (NC is a … Continue reading →

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Life after Google Reader

Posted on June 20, 2013 by Bryan Alexander

It’s been almost two months since Google announced it would close down its RSS Reader. I blogged about that decision back then, and have been experimenting with alternatives ever since. My needs: I use RSS heavily as a research tool, … Continue reading →

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Going beyond Google Reader, RIP

Posted on March 14, 2013 by Bryan Alexander

Google just announced that they are going to shut down Google Reader, a very powerful and (until now) reliable RSS reader. This is very bad news for my work.  I’m a researcher, and spend a lot of time in GR … Continue reading →

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