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From Robin Good's insight:
YouTube has just made available a new way to present, organize and curate your own YouTube channel presence. The new feature set allows any YouTube channel owner to: Set up a "trailer" video to be shown to all thos epeople who are not yet your subscribers. Display his YouTube One Channel page across all kinds of devices and resolutions without a problem. Organize and present your clips and selected ones from others the way you want.
Via Robin Good, Massimiliano Cammuso 
ratzelster's curator insight,
March 16, 2013 10:56 AM
Great possibilities for students to publish all their content to one place.
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Robin Good: Digging back into my article archives I have just run into a special gem, dating back to 2006.
Thanks to the curious and entrepreneurial spirit of Marshall Kirkpatrick, in this short audio interview (6':21"), I get to explain what was my vision then (six years ago) for what we now call "news curation".
Missing any better term for something that had no previous history of practice, at the time I had labelled "newsmaster" the news-curator professional, and "newsradar" the final output (a finely-tuned thematic news channel bringing you the best from many different sources).
The interview had been done for the web magazine NetSquared and you can find more info about this and a full transcription of the interview right here: http://www.masternewmedia.org/news/2006/05/24/the_human_news_aggregator_an.htm
Let me know what you think.
Update: Right after I had posted this short story, I went to check a bit how my old friend Marshall Kirkpatrick, author of the above interview, was doing, and headed to his blog... and what I discovered left me startled and enthusiastic at the same time. Read it by yourself: http://marshallk.com/were-entering-a-golden-age-of-news-geekery
Isn't the world amazing? Via Robin Good
's comment August 5, 2012 1:19 PM
Robin, that is too funny that we were both thinking of that old interview! I still love your vision from back then of curation specialists inside companies. Hope you're well, old friend!
Robin Good's comment,
August 5, 2012 2:13 PM
Hi Marshall, great to hear from you! Yes, we seem to be still in sync after all these years and for good reasons too.
I am well and I wish you all the best in what you are doing! Keep it up. |
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MC: "Share" is the verb that most use to describe the Web of our days.
Through different ways (site, blog, forum, etc...), we create content, share them and make them shareable, but sometimes they are exploited by other.
Has it ever happened that your content were exploited for you? Could you write your experience?
Robin Good: Excellent guide by Neil Patel on how to combat and fight back against content scrapers.
If you produce valuable content on your web site, there may be other sites out there taking advantage of it without you realizing it, by "scraping" your original feed and republishing it under their own terms and without attribution and link back to your original. And they may even rank higher than you inside Google search results.
To find out how to investigate, identify, block and report whoever attempts to do this without your own consent, I highly recommend reading this guide.
Informative. Resourceful. 8/10
Guide: http://www.quicksprout.com/2012/08/22/how-to-keep-scrapers-from-ruining-your-content-strategy/
Via Robin Good, Massimiliano Cammuso
http://photographworks.wordpress.com/2013/08/30/say-it-with-a-tweet/