"most of all, too much info is worse than too less."
BarbuBeatnik I completely disagree. The only way it could be harmful is when that info consists of data that should not be relased (confidential) or is not released to everybody at the same time.
As to how nonconfidential information is released, some companies have an e-mail list and each shareholder could be on it. This method is not costly and does not require much preparation time. Through that type of e-mail one could receive info such as;

1.Yesterday we complered drilling of hole A100 of our Nickel Peak property and the cores will be sent for analysis tomorrow.

2.At noon today the drill crew at hole A101 of the Nickel Peak reached a depth of 123 meters, progress was on time and we hope that this hole will be completed within 10 days.

3.We are also starting to drill hole A102 as of today 50 meters east of A101. This hole is expected to be drilled to a depth of 1200 meters.

4.Once holes are drilled up to A105 and the results obtained we expect to release a report. However at this time we can not estimate the completion time nor the relase date of the report.

Your shareholder relations representative.