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This piece was posted by Tim Ryan a contributor for PSFKI thought this would be of interest to anyone who is curating content. Digg is doing something very clever and it's a whole new forum where you can contribute and curate and possibly find new audiences for your brand.
"Digg Newsrooms is a new channel introduced by the online content curator that uses bot's are all the channels by topic: http://digg.com/newsrooms
Selected by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Media and Beyond"
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Quora is taking a step beyond Q&A this morning with its latest product launch, boards.
**Users can now set up their own personal-themed bookmarking boards, sort of like a Pinterest for text-based information.
Board onboarding (heh) is easy. Users who want to create a board will now see a “Create a board” option at the top right of Quora and on their header dashboard.
**Anything can be posted to a board, whether it be links to web content like news and video, images, stuff on Quora like Questions and answers or text commentary.
**Users can post content directly from Quora by clicking on the ‘Repost’ option under every question.
**Board Owners can add Authors and Followers to a board, as well as pay to add Topics.
**They can also set up the board in a grid or list format.
****The most interesting feature of boards, from a utility aspect, is that Authors can set up following granularity to public — i.e. everyone who follows the board Author will see content or limited only board followers.
**Boards will also now show up on Topics pages, as well as on your personal Quora profile page.
Curated and selected by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Media & Beyond"and Morton Myrstad
Read full article here: [http://tcrn.ch/umbuhv] Via Morten Myrstad, janlgordon Delete the scoop?
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Quora is taking a step beyond Q&A this morning with its latest product launch, boards.
**Users can now set up their own personal-themed bookmarking boards, sort of like a Pinterest for text-based information.
Board onboarding (heh) is easy. Users who want to create a board will now see a “Create a board” option at the top right of Quora and on their header dashboard.
**Anything can be posted to a board, whether it be links to web content like news and video, images, stuff on Quora like Questions and answers or text commentary.
**Users can post content directly from Quora by clicking on the ‘Repost’ option under every question.
**Board Owners can add Authors and Followers to a board, as well as pay to add Topics.
**They can also set up the board in a grid or list format.
****The most interesting feature of boards, from a utility aspect, is that Authors can set up following granularity to public — i.e. everyone who follows the board Author will see content or limited only board followers.
**Boards will also now show up on Topics pages, as well as on your personal Quora profile page.
Curated and selected by Jan Gordon covering "Content Curation, Social Media & Beyond"and Morton Myrstad
Read full article here: [http://tcrn.ch/umbuhv] Via Morten Myrstad, janlgordon Delete the scoop?
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