I’m thinking about moving Mostly Political to Wordpress. I’d be sad to leave Tumblr — especially with regard to the curation aspect — but I’m finding it very limiting for where I want to take the site. Sigh.

2011: Revolution! Curation! Emancipation! Federation! Thanks Internet!!!

The Three C’s of Information Commerce: Consumption, Curation, Creation ow.ly/1gwY0P

Content Curation: 10 Thought Leaders Share Thoughts on Content Marketing & Curating - su.pr/6LL1hE

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What on earth is Content Curation as well as How It will also help feedly.com/k/wPYGO9

Content can be saved from your browser or from over 300 apps like Twitter, Zite, Flipboard and Pulse.

We are the architects of our own experiences and we are also the hubs of relevant content, resembling production foremen as we develop workflows and processes for consuming, curating, and creating content.

I am amazed at the blog-reluctance of many small businesses. I hear things like “I don’t have time to blog”, “blogging doesn’t make sense in my industry”, and sometimes even the dreaded “what the heck is a blog?” The reality is if your company provides unique products or services, you should be blogging. (And if your company doesn’t, you should probably consider a career change.) Of course, the overall return on investment on a blog will vary from business to business. But there are 6 fundamental benefits to corporate blogging that should not be overlooked: 1) Gain Visibility as a Thought Leader Each thoughtful post on your blog is a public demonstration of your thought leadership, personal integrity, humor, and professional insights. You don’t have to refute one of Einstein’s theories to get respect. For example, a summary of recent trends in your industry, or a reaction to a recent news article can be extremely effective blog posts.