Télémédecine Unstick Your Stories Using Visuals Get to terms with "Curation": Pro's and con's and 6 principles Is it the blessing bestowed on every marketing manager starving for content, or is it a fig leaf parading like thought leadership? Zoom back 4-5 years, and curation was something only art gallery owners did. Now it’s such a hot topic with B2B marketers that you need a guide to choose a curation tool. Content curation’s a funny thing, though. And here is a handful of reasons why curation’s a miserable art, and the arguments that oppose them. Con Curation: It’s a sorry attempt at looking like a thought leader by doing nothing more than collecting other people’s stories. Pro Curation: It demonstrates that you follow developments in your field, and understand which stories possess great significance. Con Curation: It’s filling an already hugely noisy marketplace by regurgitating content that was already out there in the wild. Pro Curation: Every point of view is unique, and smart commentary on the news can be even more clever (and useful) than the news itself. Pro Curation: Let’s admit it. 1.
The Art of Sushi Curation for Learning Toulouse La Ville Rose Real-Time News Curation - The Complete Guide Part 4: Process, Key Tasks, Workflow I have received a lot of emails from readers asking to illustrate more clearly what the actual typical tasks of a news curator are, and what are the tools that someone would need to use to carry them out. In Part 4 and 5 of this guide I am looking specifically at both the workflow, the tasks involved as well as at the attributes, qualities and skills that a newsmaster, or real-time news curator should have. 1. Identify NicheIdentify your specific topic-theme. Sequence your selected news stories to provide the most valuable information reading experience to your readers. There are likely more tasks and elements to the news curator workflow that I have been able to identify right here. Please feel free to suggest in the comment area, what you think should be added to this set of tasks. Photo credits:1.
TV Everywhere What is Content Curation? What is Content Curation? Content Curation is the act of discovering, gathering, and presenting digital content that surrounds specific subject matter. Though it is still considered a "buzz word" by many in the content world, content curation is now becoming a marketing staple for many companies with a successful online presence. Unlike content marketing, content curation does not include generating content, but instead, amassing content from a variety of sources, and delivering it in an organized fashion. Who Are the Content Curators? Content curation is all around us. Many of us have been participating in content curation for years without even knowing it. What are the Secrets of Successful Content Curation? It is no secret that there is a lot of information on the internet. For most companies, content curation is being used to drive Search Engine Optimization (SEO). What are Some Helpful Content Curation Tips?
Revue de presse par la CFTC HUS Originality Is a Conservative Argument A few weeks back I put together a review of Looking at the Land, a multi-venue curation project by Andy Adams of Flak Photo. One paragraph in particular has drawn some praise, some fire, and some confusion. I'd like to expand on it to see if doing so can forward the conversation. Here is the paragraph from the original post: So many photographers today are making strong, but related images in terms of aesthetics and production methods. Bryan Formhals of LPV Magazine clipped out a section of this paragraph and posted it on his Tumblr page, called Photographs on the Brain. That’s the most asinine, deluded thing i’ve ever heard. Upon reading his reply, I had a feeling he might be based in New York City, and indeed he is A more textured, but even more damning reply came from Jörg Colberg on his Tumblr site Conscientious Redux: To quote John Berger: "After we have responded to a work of art, we leave it, carrying away in our consciousness something which we didn’t have before. *Mr.
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