A fairly recent term that probably appeared in the United States in 2009, curation in the web domain refers to the activity of selecting content and then distributing it to potential readers.

Well-tended content on intranets, ESNs and in other workplace tools aids with search and discovery, but more importantly, makes people using the tools happy. Content curation is an important part of ...

As consumers increasingly crave more meaningful and relevant content amid the deluge of digital information, content curation has given marketers a new way to engage with customers. Curation is by no ...

Years ago, I ran marketing for a professional services firm. As with all consulting firms, our demand-generation campaigns were based on thought leadership. But getting the content for those campaigns ...

To fill their pipelines with a steady stream of timely, relevant content that doesn't have to be created from scratch, a growing number of marketers are using content curation—the process of finding, ...

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Social media content curation requires more than creativity—it demands a commitment to ethical practices. We asked social media experts, marketers, and other industry leaders to share the ways they ...

Technology has democratized access to digital content, bringing the world to our fingertips. With the touch of a few buttons, we can listen to any song, watch any video, read any article, or watch any ...

A content curation tool organizes information relavent to a particular topic. Curating is often done manually, but it is increasingly done automatically via recommendation engines, semantic analysis ...