The internet is filled with information- some valuable, some not so much. Channels like Twitter make it easier to find the good stuff without having to go out and look for it (providing that you're following people you trust). But that still doesn't solve the issue of time nor does it make sense of all of the angles being thrown at us on every highly debated topic (of which there are millions). Read More

1.    For Entertainment: Lean Mean Fighting Machine. Lean Mean Fighting Machine is a small London based digital agency. They have worked on some unbelievable accounts and were awarded Agency of the Year in 2008. Their website is a lot of fun and indicative of who they are as people and as a team. In addition to a range of hilarious videos they also have tabs called ‘drinks cabinet’, ‘what we could have been called’, ‘lookalikes’ and more. Read More

Publishers by nature are content curators. They possess the literary eye to identify good content, and the skills to turn it into something people want to read. In trade book publishing, that might include an eye-catching jacket, a celebrity introduction, a chapter teaser on their website, or foreign language editions. The act of incorporating all of those elements to make the product something that it is appealing on many levels, is a process of curation. Read More

I spend quite a lot of my time online reading blogs. Some of them are news providers, some entertainers, and some content curators. No matter what they write about, I am likely to return (subscribe even) if they are adding value in some way. Read More

1.       Social Media and SEO: Search engines love social media because it has the most updated and relevant content. The integration of social media and SEO will only increase.  Read More