The article on HIT Consultant discusses the significance of content curation for healthcare professionals, emphasizing its growing importance in the digital age. Content curation involves collecting relevant content and presenting it in an accessible...

The post discusses the phenomenon of readers not fully engaging with online articles, highlighting how a significant number of readers leave or "bounce" from a page before engaging deeply with its content. Through data provided by Chartbeat, a traffi...

This is a presentation on different forms of indexing and their usefulness. As a curator, you are always concerned with proper indexing in order to improve findability of your information. It is useful to become familiar with the concepts of librar...

The post discusses the critical role of an enterprise community manager in content curation within a business environment. As companies navigate the vast amounts of information available, community managers act like museum curators, organizing and hi...

Eli Pariser, author and chairman of the board at MoveOn.org, raises concerns about the "filter bubbles" created by content surfacing algorithms on platforms like Facebook and Google. In his TED talk and at the Mashable Media Summit, Pariser discussed...

The article discusses the limitations of algorithmic personalization in content curation and the enduring importance of human editors. While acknowledging the efficiency and convenience of algorithms in sites like Google, Amazon, and Netflix, the aut...

The role of journalistic curation has gained prominence in the digital era, characterized by an overwhelming influx of information from various sources. The curator acts as an intermediary between the information gatherer (reporter) and the informati...

All entrepreneurs and marketers should pay attention to this message. Simon breaks down the marketing and branding strategy into 3 approaches - Why, How and What. He offers real world examples on the power of why. In essence when you answer the why q...

To improve data science, companies should hire more humanists who are skilled in literature, philosophy, ethics, history, culture, language, linguistics, and writing. Data humanists combine data fluency with humanist skills to ask what's missing and ...