Old but great article, did it come to true…
Paul KedroskyPaul Kedrosky Dr. Kedrosky is an investor, speaker, writer, media guy, and entrepreneur. In his spare time he is a dangerous Twitterer, contributing editor for Bloomberg, and the editor of Infectious Greed, one of the most popular financial blogs available over the Interweb.Recent PostsCuration is …
The Federal Court of Canada has issued an important decision involving copyright and posting content online. The case involves a lawsuit launched by Richard Warman and the National Post against Mark and Constance Fournier, who run the FreeDominion website. Warman and the National Post sued the site over the appearance of two articles and …
Both consumers and marketers are faced with an ever more fractured media landscape in which informative and engaging content can be hard to find. But enterprising marketers are taking the reins and curating their own content in the hopes of providing the material that their customers are searching for.
These days, almost all marketers are …
Interesting to apply the concept of ‘curator’ – often associated with a museum – to content online. Given the proliferation of articles, resources and information available online at the click of a mouse, ‘curating’ and providing context is a sure way to make meaning for customers out of online chaos.
That notion is at the …
I was recently asked to comment via email on what I saw as big new trends to watch for during the next 12 months. Here is what I dashed off and wanted to share with you all:
1. I expect to see a few big breakout international web businesses come over to North America and …
No that long ago, blog writers were the primary curators of content online, and we’d all tune in to see what they’d recommend next. Ads would try to place themselves next to premium content on premium channels, but the connection was loose at best, and readers knew the ads were paying for the placement, …
This is something to watch…
(Photos by Tom Foremski)… Intel teams up with the cool crowd.
I recently attended The Creators Project in San Francisco, a globe-roaming two day free event that celebrates an eclectic mix of avant-garde music and arts installations, and attracted tens of thousands of people.
It could have easily been re-named ” The …
We asked Shel about how mid- to large-sized organisations can focus their curation efforts, and he outlines four ways organisations large and small can benefit now:
At the moment a lot of organisations are curating on a longitudinal basis. You can see what they’ve curated for the last week, the last month etc. I would …
”The State of Curation” session at Social Media Week NY was one of the best sessions I attended. The speakers examined the human element of curating versus the promise (and drawbacks) of algorithms.
In other words, it’s people vs. robots in the ultimate battle for content delivery supremacy! OK, it’s probably not all that dramatic. …
If Web 1.0 was aboutonline access and Web 2.0 is about social nets, Web 3.0 will be coring down tocontent that really matters.
~wrote Martin Smith in the post, Curation- The Next Web Revolution.
As mentioned by Harold Jarche in theslide share presentation, NetWork, the internet changed everything—in volume, velocity, virtualization and variability.
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