The Internet has revolutionized how we search for all kinds of information. But some wonder whether increasingly powerful search engines and the wealth of information on the Web are making us sloppy and impatient. We talk with thinkers from a broad range of specialties about how our online habits are rewiring our brains and our research habits-- and whether that's a good thing.
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More Information, Less Knowledge?
Listen Tuesday, Jul. 22, 2008 at 12:06 p.m. in Science, Society, Tech Tuesday, TechnologyGuests
Nicholas Carr
Writer; Author of the article "Is Google Making Us Stupid?" in The Atlantic magazine
James A. Evans
Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Chicago
Erika Linke
Associate Dean of University Libraries, Carnegie Mellon University; and President, Association of College and Research Libraries
Alex Halavais
Assistant Professor of Communications, Quinnipiac University
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