Information addiction
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Information addiction is a condition whereby connected users experience a hit of pleasure, stimulation and escape and technology affects attention span, creativity and focus[1] which has been referred to as pseudo-attention deficit disorder[1].
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- Information Addiction
- Virtually Addicted
- The Lure of Data: Is It Addictive?
- Average person spends more time using media than anything else
- The Affliction of The Web
- Reuters Study Reveals Growing Danger Of Information Addiction Worldwide And A New Generation Of Dataholics
- Help! I've Lost My Focus
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