The document appears to be a series of slides from a presentation on curating information and dealing with information overload. Some key topics discussed include the transition from scarcity to abundance of information, sorting signal from noise, the importance of curation, communities/subreddits, personal recommendations, filter bubbles, and graph search. The presentation emphasizes that people influence people and curation is still important in an age of abundant information.

1. DATA FOR
IKKE-NØRDER
Nodes og Wibroe,
#smwdatafin Duckert & Partners
Monday, February 25, 13

2. INFORMATION
OVERLOAD!
RICKI MAE MELCHIOR
INNOVATION OFFICER, NODES
@GRAPEFRUGTEN
Monday, February 25, 13

3. ROBOTS!
Monday, February 25, 13

4. FRA DET HER
Monday, February 25, 13

5. TIL DET HER
Monday, February 25, 13

6. TIL DET HER
Monday, February 25, 13

7. FRA KNAPHED
Monday, February 25, 13

8. TIL OVERFLOD
Monday, February 25, 13

9. HVORDAN
SORTERER
VI STØJEN
FRA
SIGNALET?
Monday, February 25, 13

10. CURATION
IS STILL
KING
Monday, February 25, 13

11. ONE MAN ARMIES
Monday, February 25, 13

12. CURATION
IS STILL
KING
TWITOLOGI
Monday, February 25, 13

13. LAURAJUL.DK
Monday, February 25, 13

14. TAMBOURINE
SAM
Monday, February 25, 13

15. COMMUNITY
Monday, February 25, 13

16. REDDIT
Monday, February 25, 13

17. Monday, February 25, 13
SUBREDDITS

18. SANEBOX
Monday, February 25, 13

19. BOMBFELL
Monday, February 25, 13

20. SO:
ROBOTS!
Monday, February 25, 13

21. PERSONLIGE
ANBEFALINGER
Monday, February 25, 13

22. FILTER BUBBLES
Monday, February 25, 13

23. ‘PEOPLE
INFLUENCE
PEOPLE’
BOMBFELL
Monday, February 25, 13

24. GRAPH SEARCH
Monday, February 25, 13

25. TAK!
RICKI MAE MELCHIOR
INNOVATION OFFICER, NODES
@GRAPEFRUGTEN
Monday, February 25, 13