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Pearltrees is a place to collect, organize, discover and share everything you like on the web. Pearltrees’ unique visual interface lets you keep everything you like at hand so you can organize it your way. Collect web pages and turn them into pearls.
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Get a richer web memory with Facebook and Twitter Easily turn the stuff you already share with your friends into pearls by connecting your Pearltrees account with both Facebook and Twitter. Simply click “connect your account” to select the options you prefer. Pearl the links that you share
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The year is flying by. Somehow, it’s the end of the week already and the end of the month. On the plus side, that means time for another Five For Friday! This week, we’re leaning towards the entertainment route with a mixture of games, photo filtering and an app to help regular cinema goers. Without any further ado, on with the fivesome. After Flick
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Pearltrees by Broceliand is the perfect way to keep track of all those websites you’ve been looking at. Use this app to collect and arrange web pages, share them with friends and discover new things related to your areas of interest. With millions of sites available on the web, we often find ourselves amassing hundreds of bookmarks and loosing track of what we thought was important and why. Pearltrees brings you a useful and intuitive way to organise your information. When you join the Pearltrees community, you join more than 200 000 users who have collected over 10 million ‘pearls’.Pearltrees Social Content Creation - What is All the Hype? | Online Marketing Mentor | Rochester NY | eMentorMarketing.com
"Tell me when it's an iPad app," I've told the team behind web curation startup Pearltrees over and over again. That day has finally come and what was a clumsy, Flash-based web experience is now a gorgeous, brilliant iPad app. Happy day, the Pearltrees iPad app is finally here! Pearltrees is a link saving and sharing service that uses a beautiful visual metaphor - links are saved as floating glass orbs just made for touching, swiping and zooming.
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Pearltrees Finds its Natural Home on the iPad — SiliconFilter
Pearltrees extends its mind mapping and curation application to the iPad - Crowdsourcing.org
Summary Pearltrees’ unique visual interface is perfectly complemented by the amazing touch capability of the iPad. Earlier this week, Pearltrees for iPad was launched, enabling collectors and curators of web content to do so on Apple’s popular tablet.Top 40 Curation Platforms Compaired [TABLE] - Viggo's Posterous
To this date I've found and tried 4 different platforms for curation. I knew there were probably many more out there but I had no idea there were this many of them. Not until I stumbled onto this list of a grand total of 40 curation platforms made available at Social Compare for easy comparing. After a little research it turned out that at Social Compare there are literally hundreds of tables - compairing just about anything - that you can either use for reference or embed on your site or blog.La curation, avenir du web? Paris
As an avid mindmapper, the format of Pearltrees.com speaks to me in visulaizing my network of interest and see how it interferes and connects with that of other on the web. Will this allow us to connect to others who care and appreciate similar websites and rich content or is it just a visual distraction? Let me know what you think of this new development launched somewhere in December 2010. Pearltrees' game play is pretty simple, but its potential is limited solely by your imagination:
Visualizing the web by (interconnected) #pearltrees in realtime #tnoc #eventprofs #mpi - ©TNOC | Ruud Janssen's posterous
Today, we are all facing information overload , and it is often difficult to find what we are looking for, especially if we are looking for updated collections of resources to support a topic, issue or idea. Major search engines like Google, Bing and Yahoo don't exactly do a great job in assisting either, which might also be partially due to the growing influence and spam of 'Search Engine Optimization (SEO)' gurus, engines and companies. It is amazing how much spam comments I get on this blog alone (10 - 20 spam comments a day!), thanks to SEO strategies.
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At last week’s San Francisco Blog Club meetup , Oliver Starr, Chief Evangelist at Pearltrees , introduced us to the content curation continuum (snapshot below) and shared a few of the key reasons why content curation can prove to be an extremely valuable tool for bloggers. Without a doubt, the internet can be a messy place. There is more information out there than any one person can reasonably consume in their lifetime. Bloggers that are able to effectively make sense of the wealth of information available to “content consumers” (by curating content), will forever be appreciated by their current readers and quickly attract new ones (they will also never be at a loss for new content). He was quick to point out that content curation is not aggregation. A blogger that dumps others’ content into their site is not curating content, they are reposting content.
Content Curation Tips and Tools | VigLink Blog
Two years ago, I registered @themediaisdying - a Twitter account through which I tweet links illustrating the industry’s challenges to nearly 25,000 followers. Now, as it enters its third year, some things clearly have changed - and others still desperately need to… Running @themediaisdying network remains straightforward - evidence for its eponymous premise, tragically, pours in.
@Themediaisdying: The Brutal Truth From Two Years In The Twitterverse | paidContent
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