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Robin Good: A curated collection of Pinterest-like web sites, in perfect Pinterest-like style.

As an increasing number of brands and smaller publishers are adopting a Pinterest-like layout approach to make their content more accessible, someone has decided to start collecting and organizing the best of these.

 

"Pinterest Pinterest Pinterest. It’s spread like a hot, juicy rumor over Twitter, infecting (or improving, depending on how you look at it) the way we use the Internet. Think of it as the Pinterest-ifictation of the Web.

 

If Tumblr were designed today it might look like Pinterest. All Pinterest did was take the Tumblr feed — a mishmash of uploaded, reblogged and remixed words and images — and make it easier to skim. Rather than scroll endlessly through a single feed of content, Pinterest displays it in as many columns as your browser width can handle..."

 

Source: http://pandodaily.com/2012/09/07/the-great-pinterestification-how-pinterests-design-legacy-might-trump-the-company-itself/

 

You can submit your own here: http://pinteresti.st/submit

 

RSS feed: http://pinteresti.st/rss

 

Check it out now: http://pinteresti.st/

 

(Thanks to Guillaume DeCugis for discovering this)

 

 

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Robin Good: Launch.it is a web-based news service that curates only "new" product releases in a visual format similar to a Pinterest board.

 

New products launches are categorized into "technology", "mobile", "consumer electronics", "fashion", "media", "medical& pharma", "services" and more.

 

Entreprenuers and PR pros can pin their new peoducts, but is the readers who vote what gets most visibility.

 

From the official site: "Unlike traditional media outlets, Launch.it is a community-sourced site with content exclusively from those who know their products best: public relations professionals and entrepreneurs.

 

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In an open and transparent world driven by social proof, our top stories on our home page are dedicated to our launchers, but determined by our discoverers."

 

Try it out now: http://launch.it/

 

 

 

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Robin Good: A curated collection of Pinterest-like web sites, in perfect Pinterest-like style.

As an increasing number of brands and smaller publishers are adopting a Pinterest-like layout approach to make their content more accessible, someone has decided to start collecting and organizing the best of these.

 

"Pinterest Pinterest Pinterest. It’s spread like a hot, juicy rumor over Twitter, infecting (or improving, depending on how you look at it) the way we use the Internet. Think of it as the Pinterest-ifictation of the Web.

If Tumblr were designed today it might look like Pinterest. All Pinterest did was take the Tumblr feed — a mishmash of uploaded, reblogged and remixed words and images — and make it easier to skim. Rather than scroll endlessly through a single feed of content, Pinterest displays it in as many columns as your browser width can handle..."

 

Source: http://pandodaily.com/2012/09/07/the-great-pinterestification-how-pinterests-design-legacy-might-trump-the-company-itself/

 

You can submit your own here: http://pinteresti.st/submit

 

RSS feed: http://pinteresti.st/rss

 

Check it out now: http://pinteresti.st/

 

(Thanks to Guillaume DeCugis for discovering this)

 

 

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