Organizing your information
Posted in Web, software, technology, tools on February 3rd, 2010 by scott – 2 Comments
Information. It’s the stock and trade of the professional writer. Notes. Facts. Quotes. Sundry bits and pieces that help us when it comes time to write.
One problem that writers face is keeping all the information that we collect in one easy-to-access location. That can be hard because we’re often never in one place at all times. Take me, for example. My main computer is the laptop on my desk at home. When I’m running around, I often carry a netbook. Often, but not always. Sometimes I only have my BlackBerry with me. Sometimes not even that.
So, how can you easily organize that information? Read on for a few suggestions.

Last week, I had a short but interesting chat with someone at the corporate gig I’m currently working on. He was telling me about a commentator he heard on the radio who stated that ebook readers in their current form were doomed. Why? Because 1) the screens are grayscale, and 2) the content on the devices is static.
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