Content Curation Tools: How To Pick The Right One? | Real-Time News Curation | Scoop.it I’m seeing more Scoopit links in my Twitter stream and I’m not crazy about it. Sure it’s quick and easy to share with Scoopit. But it not quick and easy to consume. Marty Note (here is comment I wrote on Dr. Appreciate Bryan’s and Joseph’s comment, but I rarely use Scoop.it as a pass through. Rich snippets are “blog” posts that fall between Twitter and the 500 to 1,000 words I would write in Scenttrail Marketing. I was taught NOT to pass through links on Scoop.it early on by the great curator @Robin Good . Bryan is correct that some curators new to Scoop.it haven’t learned the Robin Good lesson yet. For my part I always identify my Scoop.it links, probably about half the content I Tweet and about a quarter of my G+ shares. When you follow or consistently share content from a great curator on Scooop.it you begin to understand HOW they shape the subjects they curate. So, sorry you are sad to see Scoop.it links and understand your frustration. Marty Via Martin (Marty) Smith
The Role of Curation in Developing and Transmitting News A new frontier of opportunity is in the ways news is being developed, packaged, and transmitted. Curated filters are becoming more interactive. From the New York Times offering personalized news recommendations, to this past week's launch of TheDaily, a subscription-based app for the iPad indexed by Andy Baio on the Web, and the upcoming release of News.me. Personalization has been around for a while. However, there is some increasing experimentation on listening to and picking up or playing the news as it happens. Increasingly, the opportunity is in the field, where the news is developing -- commentary, expertise, imagery, first person accounts, and so on. Forget the press release. All those pitching with one, do you copy this? Curating news delivery People are getting used to seeing what other people are reading and talking about out in the open -- in public streams like Twitter and Facebook, as well as deeper features on blogs. Business is social
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What are the best content curation tools for daily use La curation en long, en large et (souvent) en travers Ça fait un petit moment que je lis des articles sur la "curation" (issue du mot anglais et non du sens français comme le faisait remarquer Titiou Lecoq dans son billet).Le sujet déchaîne les passions numériques. On se demande si le curator est un veilleur, si c'est un "bullsh** marketing" ou si le curator va résoudre les problèmes d'infobésité. Le mot agace et les débats autour de cette fonction ressemblent souvent à de longues logorrhées ou à des panégyriques sans vraiment s'intéresser aux outils. Prenons donc de la distance et de la hauteur pour parler de ces petites inventions bien pratiques qui, faute de changer la face du web, rendent service à des utilisateurs avertis. Pour ceux qui auraient la fainéantise de cliquer sur le premier lien (ci-dessus), sachez qu'on parle de curator pour désigner une personne qui sélectionne et compile des contenus pour, en général, les rassembler en un seul et même endroit. Tumblr et Pearltrees des outils de curation avant l'heure
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The real-time curation wars (exclusive first look at Curated.by) Back in March I wrote a post about the seven needs of real-time curators. Over the next week or so no less than three companies are shipping services that will fulfill that dream with tools that comply with all seven needs. What are they? 1. Curated.by. First, I recorded an audio post about what is real time curation and what problem does it solve? Second, I recorded a video last week with Curated.by’s founder, Bastian Lehmann. Based on my first playing with these tools it is clear that Curated.by and Storify are in the lead. Also, most, if not all, of these are embed-able in blog posts, so they are designed for the modern web and they seem to understand how to distribute themselves back into Twitter and Facebook. Curated.by: Storify: KeepStream: Bag the Web:
Les curators peuvent-ils nous soigner de la contamination marketing ? curation La “curation”, nouveau terme en vogue rejoint le panthéon des “buzz-words” aux côtés du “personal-branding”, de l’”e-reputation” et autre “data-journalism”. Indépendamment du fond qui n’est pas vide, l’engouement pour ces concepts traduit l’emprise du marketing de plus en plus fort sur les métiers de l’information. Depuis quelques mois, s’est donc imposé chez les élites technophiles le terme de “curation”. Néologisme qui désigne (si j’ai bien compris) l’ensemble des techniques et compétences permettant de “soigner l’information” et lutter notamment contre la fameuse “infobésité”. Sélection, vérification, hiérarchisation, organisation, mise en forme, enrichissement des informations pour redonner du sens à ce bombardement informe de données. Le terme désigne à la base chez nos amis anglo-saxons, les conservateurs de musées ou d’exposition, voire les assistants archéologues chargés de classer, trier et organiser les pièces historiques découvertes. grex anciens... diffusion marketing
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5 Time-Saving Tools For Content Curation As a business owner, you're expected to keep up with trends and effectively run your business. But sometimes, it seems like there just aren't enough hours in the day. I recently opened my Google Reader to find that I had more than 1,000 unread posts from the blogs and sites that I had subscribed to. In the early days, information was exchanged at the water cooler or through the telephone. To solve the problem of overwhelming amounts of information, we need content curation. 1. This is a great tool to get news that interests you. You can go to google.com/news and click on the “Add a Section“ link on the top right to choose keywords you are interested in. 2. When you signup for an account with Summify, you have the option of adding your Twitter, Facebook and Google Reader accounts to receive a e-mail digest of the top five stories that have been shared in your social network. 3. 4. XYDO distributes socially endorsed news from your network via e-mail once a day. Conclusion
Les curators peuvent-ils nous soigner de la contamination marketing ? curation La “curation”, nouveau terme en vogue rejoint le panthéon des “buzz-words” aux côtés du “personal-branding”, de l’”e-reputation” et autre “data-journalism”. Indépendamment du fond qui n’est pas vide, l’engouement pour ces concepts traduit l’emprise du marketing de plus en plus fort sur les métiers de l’information. Depuis quelques mois, s’est donc imposé chez les élites technophiles le terme de “curation”. Néologisme qui désigne (si j’ai bien compris) l’ensemble des techniques et compétences permettant de “soigner l’information” et lutter notamment contre la fameuse “infobésité”. Sélection, vérification, hiérarchisation, organisation, mise en forme, enrichissement des informations pour redonner du sens à ce bombardement informe de données. Le terme désigne à la base chez nos amis anglo-saxons, les conservateurs de musées ou d’exposition, voire les assistants archéologues chargés de classer, trier et organiser les pièces historiques découvertes. grex anciens... diffusion marketing