Only2Clicks CurativeApp.com - Coming Soon The Design Studio / Welcome to the Design Studio instaGrok | A new way to learn Cadmus Offers Algorithmic Twitter Feed Curation Filtering, curation, aggregation and relevance have long been touted as the next important steps for social media. In actual fact we’ve had curation services in the form of Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon, Delicious and many more for a long time. However, the questions “How do I find the blog post, tweet, facebook update, photo or check-in that is most relevant to me?” and “How do I know I’ve not missed a really important piece of news?” are still asked daily. So, there still isn’t a definite answer – or a definitive service. The Cadmus application attempts to answer a problem as outlined in a blog entry introducing Cadmus. The problem we are trying to solve here is that we don’t have all day to stay on top of these social media services. The app lets you add services such as Twitter, any RSS feed and FriendFeed, but the API currently focuses purely on Twitter as a source of information including methods to curate posts, trends, comments, links, searches, lists and find related tweets.
Dumb Little Man - Tips for Life Skloog.com - Visual bookmarking made easy 8 Ways to Find Great Social Media Content Do you want to know how to find the most valuable social media content? Are you looking for great articles and videos to share with your friends and fans? Be sure to watch this edition of Social Media Examiner TV with our host Mari Smith. In this episode, Mari introduces you to the concept of curating content and how it can help your business. Share your feedback, see the show notes and discover how you can be part of a future show below! Here are the content curation tools Mari reviews on this video: #1: Google Alerts Use Google Alerts to get notifications of your important keywords. Set up Google Alerts for keywords relevant to your business. #2: Google Reader Subscribe to blogs in your Google Reader for better social media management. #3: Facebook Friend Lists for Better Facebook News Feeds Get more control over your Facebook news feed with Facebook Friend Lists. Create Friend Lists of your favorite fan pages on Facebook to filter your news feed for quick content curation. #4: Twitter Lists
Tumblr Twitter Chats and Hashtag Conversations | Social Media Curation with Keepstream By – February 1, 2011 Posted in: Curation Firstly, Twitter chats are awesome. A great dialogue is made possible because such a wide variety of people can participate. And since the nature of Twitter is very open and public, you can just watch the hashtag and still benefit from the tips and conversations. Some popular chats include: #journchat - long running weekly conversation (Mon 7-10pm Central) between journalists, bloggers and PR people #prstudchat – a platform for conversation between Public Relations Students, Educators and Professionals (monthly, time varies) #campuschat – connecting college-bound students, their parents, educators, and administrators (Wed 8-9pm Central) For more info on Twitter chats, check out this blog post on Mashable. Twitter is great for serendipity – chance encounters. Keepstream is a great solution for publicly archiving your discussion tweets, whether you save all the tweets from the chat or only the highlights. An example embed: