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Age of Interruption : ウィキペディア英語版 | Age of Interruption
The Age of Interruption refers to a seeming increase in fractured attention due to media tools and virtual multitasking. The term was popularized by Thomas Friedman in a 2006 ''New York Times'' opinion editorial. == Origin of term == Friedman deemed the age the "malady of modernity", and characterized is as reflecting information overload and lack of adequate attention span: "Continuous partial attention is when you are on the Internet or cellphone or BlackBerry while also watching TV, typing on your computer and answering a question from your kid. That is, you are multitasking your way through the day, continuously devoting only partial attention to each act or person you encounter."
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