The nature of information has been reviewed and analysed many times, and from different perspectives, as noted in a previous article by myself and Lyn Robinson. New reviews can always give new insight, and a particularly illuminating one is given by Luke Tredinnick from the School of Computing and Digital Media at London Metropolitan University,… Continue reading Information re-reviewed
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The continuing influence of Mark Burgin
In a previous post, I mentioned the death of Mark Burgin, theorist of Information, noting his many contributions to 'gap bridging' between the concept of information in different domains. Those interested in Burgin's ideas may like to know that the publishers MDPI have issued a set of Burgin's open access papers in their journals (Information, Entropy, Philosophies, Big… Continue reading The continuing influence of Mark Burgin
The Occasional Informationist 