Content curation is all the rage right now. But finding all this great content is time consuming. Fortunately for content marketers, there's an incredibly powerful social media tool that doubles as...
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Robin Good's curator insight,
June 8, 2014 4:45 AM
Although at first glance this may look just as a list of maps with descriptions, there's a lot of curation work that can be appreciated by looking just a bit beyond the surface. b) The 40 maps are intelligently organized into six different groups:
c) Images of maps sourced from elsewhere are properly credited and linked. To the ignorant eye, this will look like "oh, just another collection of maps", but to the avid reader, scholar and to the curious enough to look beyond appearances, the value of this editorial work is on how it perfectly hides the amount of complexity and research work it has required while organizing and presenting an extremely clear and comprehensive body of valuable information on the chosen topic. Curated by Timothy B. Lee together with editor Eleanor Barkhorn, designer Uy Tieu and developer Yuri Victor.
Full feature: http://www.vox.com/a/internet-maps
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Agree 100% with this great share from my friend Janet Kennedy. Pinterest builds community FAST and it is a natural content curator because its so VISUAL.