Articles from Wired News

1. Curation: How the Global Brain Evolves Explore Wired News (Jul 6 2012) Thought-provoking (sorry for the pun) article that theorizes that every act of curation is strengthening our collective global brain: When we curate, we are enhancing a connection in the global neural network we are inadvertently creating. (Read Full Article)

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2. Curators, Not Search, Represent the Future of Information Management Explore Wired News (Mar 28 2011) “People are going to be the new keepers of the flame,” says Steve Rosenbaum, author of Curation Nation, a book that celebrates humans as “essential software” in today’s technology. His Big Idea: We need quality filters for the daily data deluge that overflows from our inboxes, Twitter feeds, blog posts, Google alerts and Facebook notifications. His Big Solution: A human-filtered web. That's content curation. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Steve Rosenbaum   Curation

3. Overwhelmed? Welcome the Age of Curation | Epicenter | @Wired .com Explore Wired News (Jul 27 2010) Before the internet and Google all we had was curated news, in that readers typically got all of their news from one or two paper publications, which are closed systems. When the news went online and the internet opened up news distribution, aggregation became important. (Read Full Article)

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