Scoop.it & Meltwater: New visual identity
As you might already know, Scoop.it joined the Meltwater company last year. Meltwater is the global leader in media intelligence and social analytics
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Improvement of the Scoop.it Integration: More Options for Better Engagement
The ability to embed one or more Scoop.it topics in a site is one of the most popular features of Scoop.it. Available for the Plus and Company plans, this allows the scooped content to be distributed in real time on the Scoop.it topic pages into a third-party platform such as a website or a blog.
Read MoreNew templates and sending newsletters from Scoop.it: improve the engagement of your audiences
This month we are offering new features available to Scoop.it Plus and Enterprise users: the ability to further customize your templates and send your newsletters directly from Scoop.it, all in a few clicks to optimize your time and engagement!
Read MoreBe efficient: Automatically generate engaging newsletters
Whether you are in the early stages of setting up a newsletter or you already have a well-established newsletter, the question arises or will quickly arise: how to increase efficiency?
Or in other words, how to create a visually engaging newsletter with quality content while optimizing creation time?
Read MoreContent curation: Download the Scoop.it mobile application
Ever since the launch of Scoop.it, almost 10 years ago, more and more content is published online, a multitude of formats and means of distribution have seen the day, others have disappeared. Phenomenons like the rise of fake news have changed the way we stay informed. The curation of pertinent and quality content, complemented by an expert insight has never been so important.
Another thing is sure, the share of smartphones for everyday online use is ever growing. As a content curation solution, it is Scoop.it’s responsibility to enable its users to engage via the content in the smoothest way possible. This is what we are offering with the Scoop.it application that offers an agile and effective curation of content while using your phone.
How to integrate Scoop.it with Yammer?
Everyone is familiar with Yammer, the Enterprise Social Network bought by Microsoft back in 2012. The platform made it to the top 3 best enterprise social networks according to Collaboration Software.
Read MoreHow to keep track of your favorite sources with our new Content Monitoring feature
Why did we create a new Content Monitoring feature? There are many ways you can find content to curate. Scoop.it’s mission is to help you find and publish the best content, whichever way works best…
Read MoreHow to integrate Scoop.it with Sociabble
A few months ago, we had the pleasure to host a webinar with our friends at Sociabble (If you missed it, you can catch up here). At that time, we announced our exciting partnership to make…
Read MoreWhy and how to implement a collaborative knowledge sharing program
“Knowledge is definitely more and more accessible.” You’ve probably heard that many times. That’s true, and it works for the corporate environment as well – companies today cannot ignore the fact that knowledge is also…
Read MoreWhich Scoop.it product is best for you?
Scoop.it has evolved a lot since its launch. At first, it was a simple content curation tool. Today we have 3 different products! Let’s have a deeper look at them, what makes them different from…
Read MoreEngagement in the Age of the Interest Graph
Content that I care about is the only way to engage me, empowered by a context that make it easy to find. We love to see the depth of engagement on the platform. If we share the same passion or interests and your product is a reflection of it, how could your brand not resonate with me?
Read MoreFashion Brands Say Publications Are a Good Investment
This publication approach “indirectly gives texture to a brand, creates a feeling, an environment,” said Johan Lindeberg, the brand’s creative director and the founder of the clothing brand J. Lindeberg Fashion Brands were the first…
Read MoreThe End of The end of Publishing? Impressive Video (To Be Watched in Full)
Watch this amazing video, prepared by the UK branch of Dorling Kindersley Books and produced by Khaki Films (http://www.thekhakigroup.com/).
Publishing is not dead. It is alive as never before. You just need to do one thing : open your eyes to the values of your customers and publish content meaningful to them.
Like curation, Publishing is about caring.
Read MoreThe Art of Curation Class at pariSoma: Teaching a Passion
Can you teach how to be authentic and engage online? I absolutely believe it especially when we talk about curation. We are all natural curators. We have all a passion, a message, a topic we love to focus on or to talk about with others.
This Monday, at pariSoma in San Francisco, it was “the art of curation” for me. I was introducing my series by presenting what a curator is to me, and exploring why curation is important for an individual or a brand in the digital age of information overload.
Don’t Be a Cause without a Context
Context is always the key, especially for our community of curators that know that it allows instantly to give more visibility to your passion, expertise or voice.
We know that the digital environment created a very powerful context. The web has become the world’s largest pulpit.
Read MoreIs Curation The Future of The Social Web?
Last Monday Scoop.it was invited by pariSoma to partake in a panel discussing: “is curation the future of the Social Web?” With Burt Herman from Storify and Chris McCann from StartupDigest, Guillaume Decugis our CEO, discussed the new social behavior that curation represents online. The debate was moderated by Ben Parr, Mashable’s editor-at-large.
The first question from Ben Parr was legitimate. ”What’s the hell is curation?”
The Right Time to Be Heard Should Be Yours.
Sometimes, you see very accurate advice on how to be sure you post “at the right time”, on social media networks. Apparently you should not talk when you want to, but when the web is ready to listen.
I don’t buy it. I think it should be the opposite: you should share when you want to, when it’s a good time for you, without worrying that nobody is going to hear you. The real time web is awesome because it keeps me in the know immediately. But it’s not the only rhythm. You cannot follow everything going on at the same time in the world, sometimes you just want to save something for later when you will have more time. Yes, later. I know it’s maybe a bad word in the State of Now.
The end of the so-called digital life
Scoop.It was proud to be a media partner at last Saturday’s TEdxSoMa, which is hosted twice a year by pariSoma. The topic of this edition was “Community 2.0”
As with most innovation, it can be used for good and bad: finding the right direction is the responsibility of human beings, not of your laptop.
Read MoreTEDxSF on Scoop.it: Maximum Visibility
This weekendʼs TEDxSF “Alive! Maximum Living as a Human” was everything you expect from a TEDx: inspiring, surprising, moving. Scoop.it was proud to be there at the Yerba Buena Center For The Arts as a media partner. I have to confess I was very proud to see and feel how useful our platform was to spread the word before the event, to capture the atmosphere during it and keep the conversation engaged after. The TEDxSF team was a great partner as they really wanted to explore and leverage as much as possible Scoop.it especially with our latest release “Scoop.it everywhere”.
Read MoreTNW Conference: The Human Conference
Amsterdam seems to be the ideal place for a conference at a human size. That’s really what hits me the most during this three days at TNW Conference: Everything was done to make the attendees,…
Read MoreCuration and Education
We know that many institutions are having to rethink themselves in this Internet enabled world. Government 2.0 is already a notion that officials are trying to fully grasp and explore, even if the dilemma between the open dialogue that the web implements and the nature of a state’s responsibilities make a balance hard to find.
Read MoreSXSWi: Making sense of all the noise
Why does SXSW matter? Because it’s SXSW! It gets people excited, fills teams and startups full of hope and focus for a few weeks, or months, and they all then bring this energy to Austin. This naive “I will be the change maker of the year” will suddenly meet the more cynical old players, who feel at home at the festival, who know which streets you should take between two parties to meet the “right people” before hitting the “right places” to be identified as the “right projects”. You start in this endless chase, or at least I did at the beginning.
Scoop.it at the University of San Francisco’s Interactive Media Summit, March 5th
The goal of this summit is to explore how social medias and new technologies empower us by creating new ways of sharing information and engage citizens. A perfect fit to present Scoop.it !
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