Most experts agree that you should have both resume formats and direct the right format to the proper audience. I'm sure there's gold in those pages, but I don't have time to dig deep enough. Flag what you think most relevant. That's called passing the buck. It is temporarily off your desk, and when it comes back, it should be summarized - however briefly.
Information is raw data.
The secret here is to set up a file on whatever topics you think you may want to know more about in the future. Then scan the table of contents of each magazine or newsletter as it arrives, and rip out the articles that fit with your files. When you find yourself involved in a project for which you need additional information, pull and review the appropriate files. The third approach is to look carefully at what you read versus what you receive. If you get it regularly and never refer to it, either cancel it or transfer it.