1. Content Curation Marketing Today


  2. Articles mentioning both Associated Press and New York Times

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    1. Curation vs. Creation: Why Content Curation Benefits Everyone

      Explore Snoo.ws (Sep 24 2011) Social Media

      Curation vs. Creation: Why Content Curation Benefits Everyone ...s. In fact, the co-founder of the curation tool Storify, Burt Herman, worked as a reporter for the Associated Press for 12 years. Whereas in a traditional newsroom, reports are limited by the beat or topics for whic......hat comes from trusted sources, which include major traditional news organizations like the New York Times, CNN, or NPR. Conversely, the publications gain visibility among the niche followers of these sa... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   New York Times   Associated Press   Content Curation

    2. Here's What's Really Going On In Online Media Consumption. by Steve @Magnify. Great Analysis

      Explore Business Insider (Jun 29 2010) Marketing , Newspapers

      Here's What's Really Going On In Online Media Consumption. by Steve @Magnify. Great Analysis ...e are four sites that can be used in the "Print Daily" category to look for shifts in behavior: The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today and The Wall Street Journal. A twelve month review of traffic, not ......t Comparison #4: Cable News Wire Services In this category, Reuters, MSNBC, CNBC, Bloomberg and the Associated Press provide an interesting lens into web visitor behavior. As the Associated Press ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Huffington Post   Steve Rosenbaum   MTV UNfiltered

    3. HuffPo at 5: attracting millions of readers and cash | Media News

      Explore Marketing Magazine (Apr 28 2010) Newspapers

      ...efore, according to Nielsen Online. If the trend continues, The Huffington Post could soon pass The New York Times’ website (16.6 million uniques in March) in traffic this year. The growth is a remarkable feat for ...... paid staff of 70 reporters and editors, some 6,000 bloggers writing for free, and content from The Associated Press (they’re a paying customer) and other media companies—is considerably greater. It ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Huffington Post   New York Times   AOL

    4. Is permission needed to retweet hot news? Ars Technica Review by Nate Anderson

      Explore Ars Technica (Apr 8 2010) Newspapers

      Is permission needed to retweet hot news? Ars Technica Review by Nate Anderson ...rguing that they dilute the value of their own work. Case in point: last month, Laura Malone of the Associated Press appeared at a Federal Trade Commission conference on the future of news and told the assembled audi......ne or two 'graphs. And that is supplanting what's happening out there with people not going to "The New York Times" because they're reading it on Google News or they ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   New York Times   New York   Associated Press

    5. AP is Visionary: They See a "Siteless Web" - The Steve Rubel ...

      Explore The Steve Rubel Lifestream (Feb 21 2010) Newspapers , Social Media

      AP is Visionary: They See a "Siteless Web" - The Steve Rubel ... ...ionship with readers. In some ways they've become so ubiquitous they're commodity. Others, like the New York Times, have done a much better job by offering benefits to registered members - but also with a lot more ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   New York Times   Associated Press   Danny Sullivan

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