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    2. Crowd Curation on the Rise: Mathematicians to take publishers out of publishing

      Mathematicians plan to launch a series of free  journals that will host their articles similar to arXiv. Under this model, researchers will share and curate the best papers collectively ultimately minimizing cost without involving commercial publishers:

      "If people want larger reviews linked to papers, or the possibility of online comments and blogs, we can offer this with only minor changes to the platform."

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  3. About Curation

    Curation is an evolution of content aggregation. In short, it is about finding the nuggets of good and relevant content – whether video, blogs, articles, or short messages on Twitter – around a core topic and presenting that information through a single source whether that is a newsletter, RSS feed or micro-site.

  4. Quotes about Curation

    1. This is a good example of a how a brand would use Curation Station.
      In Curation Station hopes to streamline businesses’ use of social media
    2. Curation in modern museums is really geared toward the audience.
      Mindy McAdams in Curation: The End of Content Aggregation As We Know It
    3. Aggregation is not as valuable to unless you can provide curation on top of aggregation.
      In Curation: The End of Content Aggregation As We Know It