Posted At : March 23, 2010 9:29 AM | Posted By : Judette
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What’s more important than content.

Finding, winnowing, sorting and organising information should be given as much priority as creating it.

After all NALIS (library) wouldn’t be much value if all the books were piled on the floor.

The way information is organised and presented is as important as content.

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And for many of us it's the organising that's the hard part.

# Posted By Soyini | 3/23/10 10:27 AM

You are absolutely correct, judette.

As a trial lawyer, i have to weigh and measure all the time adn it is a struggle to decide what to leave in and what to leave out. Something may be relevant but is it going to overburden or confuse the jury. Ans with evidence and more scientific evidence becoming commonplace, juries need the presentation and editing to be as good as the content.

Regards,

# Posted By Kathy Ann Waterman | 3/23/10 10:53 AM

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