The overwhelming amount of information we have to deal with nowadays gave birth to a great concept: Content creation. The open nature of the web and how we communicate with this content is a unique force that has never been seen throughout history. But once the content has been created, what do you do with it? More importantly, how do we filter out the useless or irrelevant content while keeping the best?
This brings us to content curation, the next step in the evolution of information on the web. Whether it is a blog post, news article, infographic, video or anything else, it has to be monitored for quality. Once something with real share value has been found, it has to be cataloged, categorized and put somewhere that others can easily find it. It is the job of the content curator to do this.
There are some very nice people in the Internet Marketing industry who took the trouble of going through feeds and piles of information and news creating the one-stop weekly read for us. Here are the highest quality ones:
Search and Social Content Curation Sites
This is a weekly podcast show discussing the recently hot topics in SEO. The audio format lets you multi-task: Listen to what they talk while still being able to type 
Kikolani Fetching Fridays is the official curation site of freelance writer Kristi Hines who has been around for quite some time and you get to admire the consistency of her Fetching Friday’s collection. I wish she could turn them into the weekly newsletter too!
PRSay’s Friday Five
Five news per addition, mainly social media, brand and PR related: Very focused and very well-done!
Fscinteractive’s What we are reading
This is a very original compilation of online marketing news created by these awesome women: One paragraph per person. That’s a very smart way to engage your whole team into content curating too!
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What is your favorite example of an SEO curation site? Let me know!.
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Bacterial Species 1 2
Tm(C) 65 88
Adenine content 41 16
Cytosine content 59 84
I had to come up with the cytosine content by myself (I think it’s correct) but the following question has me stumped:
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Would you expect the dissolved oxygen content in water to increase or decrease with increase in salt content of the water??
And, what are the environmental significance of dissolved oxygen?
Could someone explain what qualitative content analysis is and what it is used for.
Thank you