I was a fountain of rushed information as I tried to give her every tip I've ever learned the hard way so that she wouldn't have to.
What effect, I wonder, does this rush of information have on the way the world sees this event?
Since Friday, we've had access to the age's full range of digital content: images, videos, audio, and a rush of information from social-media sites.
Drawing on chants, carnival rhythms, hip-hop and clapping, this is music as circus: disorientating because of the sheer rush of information it provides.
Immediately, there was a rush for information about the first-term governor little-known (if that) in the lower 48 states.
Just as the International Herald Tribune explains and distills the cacophonous rush of information each day, Rendezvous will bring you the best analysis of big stories, written by bloggers based in Asia and in Europe.
All of that changed in late 1996, when one of his Pacific Capital bankers told him about the possibility of lacing the Atlantic seabed with fiber-optic cables that could rush electronic information over the Internet and across continents.
There are lots of other strictures — don't flirt, don't do too much sports, don't be long-winded, remember that the audience in the first half hour is in a rush for information but that by eight it has changed to an audience that seeks company — but most rules flow from rule No. 1. Within those rules, there are variations.
Yet I also remember, monitoring the rush of information in the newsroom, a sense of shame that our president chose to fly around in silence all day, as if his safety was more important than standing with his badly wounded nation.
And in that second, a door opens and a rush of information fills our unconscious.
Brown's argument is hampered, however, by the chaotic rush of information and speculation, overuse of winking archival footage of commercials and old industrial films, and Brown's charmlessness as a "what's going on?" guide.
