Lessons on content curation from the shadow world of intelligence gathering

daretocomment.com (Aug 22 2010) Science

1. Content curation, reduced to its most basic functions, is a process of filtering and reporting. What we extract, from where, at what frequency, and to who or whom we deliver our results all depends on our objectives and abilities. (Read Full Article)

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