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30+ Cool Content Curation Tools for Personal & Professional Use

As the web becomes more and more inundated with blogs, videos, tweets, status updates, news, articles, and countless other forms of content, “information overload” is something we all seem to suffer. It is becoming more difficult to weed through all the “stuff” out there and pluck out the best, most share-worthy tidbits of information, especially if your topic is niche. Let’s face it, Google definitely has its shortcomings when it comes to content curation and the more it tries to cater to all audiences, the less useful it becomes. The demand for timely, relevant content that is specific to our unique interests and perspectives has given rise to a new generation of tools that aim to help individuals and companies curate content from the web and deliver it in a meaningful way. These new tools range from simple, application-specific types such as social media aggregators and discovery engines, to more complex, full-blown publishing solutions for organizations. http://www.webadvantage.net/webadblog/30-plus-cool-content-curation-tools-for-personal-professional-use-3922

Reaction-Based Curation Platforms - Percolate Uses Twitter and RSS Feeds to Deliver the Goods (GALLERY)

What’s so innovative about Percolate is how much emphasis is placed on reaction. With buttons like “awesome,” “interesting,” and of course the Internet-friendly “win” and “fail,” Percolate lets you say what’s on your mind. Furthermore, users are able to add a tag of their own to customize the experience further. Percolate is also an apt business tool in that it allows brands to not only to create content, but also identify content related to the business itself. http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/percolate
posted: August 21, 2011 by: admin comments: 0 Berlin – August 18, 2011 – The German plattform MyTweetMag (http://www.mytweetmag.com) announced its official relaunch. MyTweetMag is a twitter-based web-plattform that presents the links of one or more twitter-users in a brand new blog-design. Users can invite co-editors and create collaborative magazines about a specific topic.

Twitter-Curation-Tool MyTweetMag Restarts With A New Design – MyTweetMag Blog

http://blog.mytweetmag.com/index.php/blog/mytweetmag-to-become-the-place-where-people-stream-their-interests/

Inside Breaking News

BreakingNews teams up with Storify: We’re excited to announce that we’ve partnered with Storify to bring our real-time curation to the social storytelling tool. Storify enables users to build their own social media stories with embedded tweets, YouTube clips, Facebook updates, Flickr photos and more. You can now select BreakingNews.com as a source on Storify to add breaking tweets, photos and videos that we discover from hundreds of news organizations and eyewitnesses around the world. BreakingNews.com is also the first site to add “Storify” buttons – click it under a tweet, for example, and you can import it straight into Storify. Nifty. http://blog.breakingnews.com/post/8645056789/breakingnews-teams-up-with-storify-were-excited
Good question! We’re still figuring that out. Hence the beta/invite business. But at its core, Stellar helps you discover and keep track of your favorite things on the web.

» At least 20 tools that might help you curate something Alex Kessinger

http://www.rumproarious.com/2011/08/15/at-least-20-tools-that-might-help-you-curate-something/
Do you want to know how to find the most valuable social media content? Are you looking for great articles and videos to share with your friends and fans? Be sure to watch this edition of Social Media Examiner TV with our host Mari Smith . In this episode, Mari introduces you to the concept of curating content and how it can help your business. And Mari also reviews 8 content curation tools to help you find the best information for your business. Use Google Alerts to get notifications of your important keywords. http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/8-ways-to-find-great-social-media-content/

8 Ways to Find Great Social Media Content | Social Media Examiner

Percolate: The Microblogging Platform Where Tumblr And Twitter Go To Hang Out | Fast Company

http://www.fastcompany.com/1765364/percolate-microblogging-tumblr-twitter-disqus-rss-google-reader Noah Brier is drinking coffee. It's cold and damp outside in Tribeca; inside the coffeehouse, it's not much better, with soggy sneakers squeaking by and rain jackets dripping wet. But Brier's espresso sipping is apropos for a different reason. The Barbarian Group veteran, founder of Brand Tags , and No. 59 on Fast Company 's Most Creative People list is taking me through his new startup, Percolate, which, as Brier explains, is all about coffee.
"It is not everybody's job to create an audience as in the blog era. The guy on the street today at Tahir Square might not have a blog and an audience but by sharing what he lives and experiences on social media, [then] blogs and news sites that do have an audience can pick up his tweets and amplify his voice. It's one step further in the democratization of being published. Now you can be published and reach millions of people with just a tweet, without having to have built an audience.

Twitter Curation Grows Up: Storify Becomes Blog & SEO Friendly

http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/twitter_curation_grows_up_storify_becomes_blog_seo.php

Pearltrees Puts Its Sharing Features into Hyperdrive — SiliconFilter

http://siliconfilter.com/pearltrees-puts-its-sharing-features-into-hyperdrive/ Pearltrees Puts Its Sharing Features into Hyperdrive Paris-based Pearltrees just launched a nice update to its online curation service that takes its sharing features to a new level. Indeed, the Pearltrees team has decided to call this feature “Hyper-Share” to emphasize that you can now effortlessly syndicate anything you save to your Pearltrees account to Twitter and Facebook as well. Better Embeds
http://www.conversationagent.com/2010/11/power-tools-for-content-aggregation-and-curation.html

Conversation Agent: Power Tools for Content Aggregation and Curation

Each set of tools building on the next, thriving when filling a specific need, and evolving or morphing into something else as appropriate. By now, like most people, you have linked to and shared information, photos, videos, quotes, posts, and stories on your Facebook profile wall, Twitter, blog posts, and other social networks. Real time logs
Larger agencies bring about added costs, extra opinions, and countless examples of ‘corporate inertia.’ We stay small, while automating and outsourcing busywork to keep you under budget. We’re both designers and developers Too often, thoughtful design planning gets lost in translation at development time.

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12 Content Curation Platform Must Haves - HiveFire on Content Curation - Content Curation Marketing

Anyone can be a content curator -- by selectively identifying, organizing and sharing the most relevant content on a specific topic or issue online. Some people choose to do it purely manually by finding relevant content by browsing the web, organizing it with tags and other meta-data, and then sharing through a blog post, email or social media channels. Others cobble together and duck tape various tools like Google Alerts and feed readers to emulate the content curation process. Increasingly, people, particularly those strapped for time, are beginning to use emerging content curation platforms like Curata which can seamlessly and efficiently unify the identification, organization and sharing tasks of content curation. If you are in the process of deciding which content curation platform to employ, here’s are 10 must haves that you should look at before making a decision. Identifying Relevant Content

The Power of Twitter in Information Discovery | AlwaysOn

It surprises me how many really smart people I meet still doubt the power of Twitter. It seems the urge to be a naysayer of Twitter is really strong for some. I think some of this stems from the early days of Twitter when it was presumed that it was a technology to tell people what you ate for lunch. Twitter never seemed to really take the offense in PR and marketing. I guess it wasn’t in their DNA.