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Curation And The Human Web...
Posted by Tom Foremski - November 16, 2010 There is no doubt in my mind that the topic of curation and the Internet, is an important one and that it will be a dominant topic in 2011. Curation is important because we are reaching the limits of what can be achieved through algorithms and machines in organizing and navigating the Internet.But What About the Content? Curation, Aggregation, and Creation
Perhaps the biggest pain point for many organizations isn’t getting their video online, but rather getting their video created in the first place. Fear not; whether you need to create your own content, have your customers or employees create it for you, or collect it from other sources, there are ways to get high-quality video content on your site without breaking the bank.News curation: finally, social media's killer app?
Content Curation versus Content Creation | Uptown Treehouse Blog
As many of us know, in the social media marketing game content is king! Without anything to Tweet about or post about on Facebook our communities would fall by the wayside and our customers would stop listening to us. For most brands, the first question that must be answered before starting a social media strategy is “Where do we find good content to post about?”Most of us understand the value of sharing information. But when the information belongs to others, we wonder “what’s the point?” Yet, as massive amounts of information abound, the art of content curation can help us provide resources to our audiences while positing ourselves as an authority.
Content Strategy: How and Why to Curate Content
The Content Strategist as Digital Curator
Why Impresarios (Not Algorithms) Will Rule Web Video
According to a number of predictors, and my friends, 2011 is going to be the year of curated video.Content Strategy: The Philosophy of Data
Over the past few weeks I've raved about the current raft of social media curation start-ups.
Why Social Media Curation Matters - Technorati Blogging
The Internet is awash in content — and a whole lot of it is junk, spam or inane status updates. How do you begin to navigate through the zillions of news articles, Web sites, tweets and other stuff online to find content that matters to you? You need digital curators.

