Articles from Doug

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  1. Everyone Curates; It's Your Commitment That Counts

    Explore Article Thought Leadership Times Blog (Feb 12 2010)

    Everyone Curates; It's Your Commitment That Counts You may not realize it, but everything you do and everything you think comes down to curation. Our minds are programmed to do it; it’s how we survive and thrive. Making basic decisions like which restaurant to eat at or what pair of shoes to buy can be fun, and people enjoy the process of searching and picking, absorbing and critiquing. Well I’m here to tell you that curating content can be fun too; it’s just a matter of knowing the best you want and how to get it. (Read Full Article)

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  2. Google Buzz: Content Curation for the Masses

    Explore Article Thought Leadership Times Blog (Feb 11 2010)

    Google Buzz: Content Curation for the Masses On Tuesday, Google announced the release of its newest tool for the content curator: Google Buzz. Buzz allows users to share their best information, opinions and dialogues with friends through Gmail. While sites like Twitter are great engines for information sharing, Buzz helps individuals find the right information, integrate and automatically share that content with friends. Buzz also automatically syndicates content sourced through Blogger, Google Reader, Picasa and other tools. (Read Full Article)

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  3. The Social Media Strategy

    Explore Article Thought Leadership Times Blog (Feb 10 2010)

    The Social Media Strategy For many of us, social media is a blessing - guiding us toward the answers we seek by shortening search times, summarizing the big pictures and offering up quick analysis. As individuals, social media has allowed us to develop an online identity and share our views to an audience size that has typically been reserved for the rich and famous. But for businesses, social media can cripple communication efforts. In his article The Information Divide: The Socialization of News, Brian Solis stresses that information moves with or without businesses. Business communicators often have to choose between being accurate or immediate when distributing content online, and they do so not as an individual blogger or tweeter, but as a brand, with significantly more to lose. (Read Full Article)

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