Articles from The Next Web

1. Clipboard for Content Curation Explore The Next Web (Jun 1 2012) Clipboard is a new web app that provides a simple bookmarklet for a browser that will let you select a full element of a web page to save and share with whomever you like. It's just another example of content curation. (Read Full Article)

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2. Pinterest's Next Round Would Value it at $1 Billion Explore The Next Web (May 16 2012) Pinterest is preparing to raise a third round that will value it at more than $1 billion. (Read Full Article)

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3. Fashion Startups Rely on Curation Explore The Next Web (May 14 2012) Granted, few, if any, business-to-business marketers can use content curation as effectively and centrally as a business-to-consumer business. Fashion-related businesses and "active lifestyle" brands arguably have even more advantages where it comes to using content curation as a major tool. We often talk about the art of curation in terms of the process of selection, narrowing down and choosing objects fit for presentation. When we think of curators we think of gallery owners, DJs, Michelin starred chefs and boutique clothing stores. For good reason. In a B2B setting, it matters more how well a particular set of products can be ... (Read Full Article)

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4. Content Marketing that Takes Advantage of Breaking News Explore The Next Web (Apr 23 2012) Late last year, marketing strategist David Meerman Scott released an absolute must-read book titled Newsjacking: How to Inject your Ideas into a Breaking News Story and Generate Tons of Media Coverage. In this e-book, David outlines a brilliant new PR strategy that involves taking advantage of happening news items, be it general news, or within your specific niche. He skillfully lays out a plan whereby alert and clever marketers can take full advantage of trending stories and insert their own message into the news cycle, with the end goal of driving more traffic, brand awareness, etc. to their organization. He ... (Read Full Article)

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5. 97 Sites that "Do Design" Well Explore The Next Web (Apr 23 2012) Creativity will never be an exact science. Sometimes the juices flow, but other times it’s easy to feel all dried up. And while changing your workspace and rethinking your process are simple ways to see things differently, sometimes all you need to do is see great work to get inspired. For those situations, here’s a list of 97 sites that "do design" well. (Read Full Article)

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6. The 5 Golden Rules of Content Marketing Explore The Next Web (Jan 11 2012) If you’re a marketer or serve any function of marketing, the term content marketing has most probably passed your desk within the past year. It’s not a new item, but one that’s steadily grown over the past few years thanks to the quick, easy, and powerful tool that is social media. (Read Full Article)

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7. Snip.it also tries to give Delicious a run for its money in content curation Explore The Next Web (Sep 27 2011) With all of the information out on the web that you share everyday, curation is becoming a hot space. ReadWriteWeb reports on a new service founded by former TellMe senior engineer Ramy Adeeb. (Read Full Article)

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8. How to create a compelling YouTube channel without your own original content Explore The Next Web (Apr 8 2011) The Next WebHow to create a compelling YouTube channel without your own original contentThe Next WebThis, for lack of a better term, is video content curation and is an easy thing to add to your social media management mix. The playlist feature is one of the best ways to arrange and prioritise your video content. Let's quickly walk through the basics ...and more » (Read Full Article)

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