"It's the curation of the real individual versus the curation of the algorithm," Mr. Iuzzolino said.
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But every time we try curation — the algorithm, in terms of conversion — it just destroys any kind of curation.
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This is a fundamental shift in content consumption from curation based on our explicit choices to curation based on our implicit preferences mined from past behavior.
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The bad press Facebook has received for political bias in recent days is likely to push it away from human curation and toward yet more algorithmic curation.
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Joanna Geary, director of curation, says that Twitter is not a newsroom, but its employees responsible for news curation do write news headlines, summaries, and make decisions about content—just like news organizations.
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Historical human curation decisions must be added to objective functions.
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Curation of these things is key and it's nearly impossible.
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Earlier this year, Twitter introduced an element of algorithmic curation.
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We continue to look at other ways to enhance curation.
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Socially driven curation is not the be all, end all.
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How do we grade your curation of the News Feed?
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Soon Ava will be able to do that curation automatically.
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It is worth recognizing Gregos's skillful curation, reflecting her experience.
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But their hostility to even modest curation is a mistake.
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Noisey: So much music curation and influence happens online now.
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People need to know what their curation practices will entail.
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Creating smart content requires both human curation and machine intelligence.
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How does one negotiate the power dynamics of collaborative curation?
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Curation might seem like an easy shift for Mr. Anderson.
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Not curation but creation — the invention of images above all.
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Can you look at this year's list as a curation?
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But, again, it is possible with just a little curation.
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We should all aspire to that level of personal curation.
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Pros: Easy portability, thoughtful curation, solid hammerCons: Weak ratchet mechanism
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The solution to this problem isn't less content; it's better curation.
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How can we create new models of curation, research, and display?
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The decision to use that human curation looks better every day.
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Did it make you reflect on the affective labor of curation?
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That said, there's value in both algorithmic and human-driven curation.
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Here are just a few samples of Takahashi's wonderful curation: pic.twitter.
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I don't know what Napster does in terms of discovery, curation.
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Instagram public Collections could spark a new medium of content curation.
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It does this using a combination of data and human curation.
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Because free of curation, guidance, and craft, gibberish becomes the default.
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Instead, careful curation is key in landing that dream career path.
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Secondly, when you do away with curation you also undermine truth.
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As a result, distinctions between commerce and curation can sometimes blur.
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Curation, everyone agreed, is maybe the most important part of archiving.
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Both series play with identity curation and gamified social status spectacularly.
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Samsung says it features an improved art store with better curation.
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"Effective curation, trust and format is key with these," she said.
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And it's all so good: the audacity, the musicianship, the curation.
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By adding a level of curation to the system through subscription, and exposing that curation via re-vamped mechanics (ditching the swipe), Hinge will attempt to turn limited inventory into a pro instead of a con.
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" Human curation may be a good first step, "but changes to the
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Carter also thinks episodic curation is the key to the social experience.
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According to the product team, they are authored by Twitter's curation group.
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That job falls to Joanna Geary, the director of curation at Twitter.
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Exemplifying witty image curation, it is simply a charming and absorbing read.
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Tweet deletion is no longer a matter of curation, but a necessity.
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And really, it requires a bit of good-old-fashioned human curation.
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The curation, done by a team of journalists, shows diversity in perspectives.
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It's a curation of nearly an entire series in one neat package.
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It will force me to think about the life beyond careful curation.
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"TechCrunch uses a curation process regarding the companies it accepts," he said.
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Age: 38 Occupation: director of curation Tell me about your hair color.
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I want to be more thoughtful about the curation of these choreographers.
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Update November 18th, 9:18PM ET: Added information about Apple's curation efforts.
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We started with something called LinkedIn Today, which was a curation program.
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A calculated way of acknowledging the importance streaming services place on curation today?
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This human-led curation is different from how Netflix typically makes its recommendations.
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"Curation of individuals is way too hard, as YouTube could attest," Wetherell said.
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"It's all about curation," said Ryan Powell, head of Waymo's UX design team.
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But the platform has done very little to update its, ahem, questionable curation.
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Would the company improve curation and discoverability for the rapidly-flooding Switch eShop?
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And that kind of curation, I think, is something we all deeply miss.
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Over the past decade or so, we've become increasingly reliant on algorithmic curation.
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Pandora then combines this data with human curation to make its podcast recommendations.
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That's why the Minecraft team is placing a heavy emphasis on content curation.
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This insider curation is why SXSW is such a bounty for music lovers.
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Fashion is about having different parts that go well together, which means curation.
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The fact remains, there's no clear content moderation or curation policy on Steam.
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And it barely allows for us to handle the curation on its behalf.
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If you were truly serious about curation, you wouldn't build a better aggregator.
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Rebel Rebel's nearly impassable aisle means curation of this kind dominates over browsing.
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The company's curation of news articles has drawn ire from both political parties.
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Anouk Kruithof: The curation of the fair was inspired through an invitation tree.
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The curation is bananas with Soulection, OVO, Anna [Lunoe], the Q-Tip show.
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Ninety-six solo booths (though some are actually duo) do not curation make.
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But precisely because it is resistant to curation, Twitter allows for more serendipity.
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The curation model is pretty cost-effective on a dollar-per-minute basis.
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On the much larger ground floor, the curation is overfilled with Metro's roster.
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"It's our hope as a company to blow people's minds with our curation."
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What's notably lacking here is curation that captures the upheaval of the time.
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That love is evident, and their curation effectively serves as Shudder's calling card.
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There's also a "Works with GoPro" badge now — it's sort of a rite of passage in consumer electronics to get big enough to require curation of accessories, and then name that curation process the exact same thing as everyone else's.
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Discwoman – On Music and Curation (Lecture and CDJ Workshop)Emma Burgess-Olson, co-founder of acclaimed New York-based electronic music collective Discwoman, will present a masterclass on live curation on CDJ, a specialized digital music player used by DJs.
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A hand-me-down wooden chest lead to a natural curation of important objects.
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In short: the work itself is great, but somehow the curation doesn't feel right.
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Rico was Brandon Hardin, a curation editor for BuzzFeed News in New York City.
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Snapchat has focused on heavy-handed curation for Discover, only working with chosen partners.
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Algorithms solve this problem partly but I still say you can't beat human curation.
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Shop the Look uses a combination of machine learning and human curation, Pinterest said.
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The curation of films gives us a reason to come together in shared experience.
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He's speaking at SXSW with CNN's Dylan Byers on the future of media curation.
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A verified user submission system has made curation a bit easier for the duo.
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Hawaii, a street mural festival loved for its expert curation and killer vibes. POW!
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The answers will help in designing curation plans for future returned samples, she said.
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There was a clear break in our curation process and understanding, and we're fixing.
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Why, it's "a content curation and monetization engine," according to the press release. Sure!
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It also prioritizes makeup products over hair and skin care items in its curation.
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The club also wants to bring its curation to new heights with its programming.
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Now he's adding aggregation and curation to the mix with the acquisition of Nuzzel.
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They invested together earlier this decade in a video curation start-up called Waywire.
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An additional layer of human curation is also involved in making the final recommendations.
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Every artist Flageul approached to be a part of her MoSA curation said yes.
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It failed, however, to anticipate how technology would supplant human curation of the web.
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As you get drunker, really start to think about the curation decisions behind it.
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What were some of the most enjoyable or interesting aspects of the curation process?
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But greater access to creation and consumption necessitates better tools for production and curation.
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In terms of curation, Kansas City provides cheap space with the freedom to experiment.
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Finally, targeted advertising and the algorithmic curation practices associated with it harms democracy itself.
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That the Internet was all about self-publishing and self-control and self-curation?
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In looking for love, tech gives us access, protection and the power of curation.
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There is a sterility to this show that is underpinned by an uninspired curation.
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That said, these services and others like Mixcloud and SoundCloud also celebrate human curation.
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And it prized human editing and curation instead of encouraging anybody to post anything.
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He cited Facebook's decision to disband its trending news curation team as an example.
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It was a curation — like a gallery, only using the clothes instead of walls.
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Content curation is a way to encourage interest in your brand on social media.
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Indeed, what they've embarked on can only be called an act of radical curation.
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With such little curation, it wouldn't be surprising if viewers started to feel fatigued.
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Give us more — more letters, more diary entries, more careful curation of the work.
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For 16 years, she devoted her mind to this task of curation, contextualization, and commentary.
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It was merely the first generation of content curation, and Mix will be even better.
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Also loved the curation of a wide range of perspectives in your news highlights section.
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"I kind of look at curation as an art practice in some sense," says Stinson.
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Julia Furlan: Now it's time for Subject Line with our news curation editor, Elamin Abdelmahmoud.
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The documentaries, then, only serve to extend the self-curation of pop stars' personal stories.
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Yet there are still services built off Twitter, such as the excellent Nuzzel curation tool.
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It's the result of expert musical curation by Solange, who helps program the show's soundtrack.
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The panel will be moderated by Poppy Simpson, head of content and curation at Meural.
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Improving curation is something that we're committed to do and we've just taken some steps.
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I imagine advanced manual News Feed curation controls and filters could be a popular offering.
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The curation of whatever appears in Collections could perhaps help combat Facebook's bogus news problem.
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Last year, Twitter bought live streaming app Periscope and introduced story curation feature called Moments.
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We convinced a local venue where we could put ourselves in a position of curation.
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Gilles thinks Hyper's human curation is the differentiator that makes his app worth keeping around.
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Recommendation algorithms (also called curation algorithms) have been a staple of online services for decades.
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It's likely that Facebook is overlearning lessons from its short, disastrous experiment in news curation.
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By making redactions, edits and cuts, journalists' curation removes noisy edges, distractions and unnecessary clutter.
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A report by McKinsey & Company divides retail subscriptions into three types: replenishment, curation, and access.
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The selection process takes into account the candidate's practical experience in curation and arts management.
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However, he sees that curation coming from subject experts, not mass-audience sites like Yahoo.
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You'll see it, I think in a way personified through the curation of that museum.
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Eventually I segued into curation through working at a video store in the West Village.
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What about a curation platform to vet and incorporate audience feedback within the hearing itself?
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I wanted the curation to be diverse and fun and a little bit out-there.
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Whether conscious or not, any participation in social media is inherently an act of curation.
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The curation suggests that variety is what's supposed to make the medium seem superlative (again).
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And we're spending the capital on everything from licensing to manufacturing and distribution to curation.
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Differentiation then shifts to the edges, into things like curation, recommendations and the user interface.
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At Apple, we are not afraid to say that our values drive our curation decisions.
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To my surprise, Hundred Waters' focus on careful curation even extends to the festival's audience.
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I think we can, and should, encourage the platforms to balance data mining with curation.
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These disparate forms, Trip Metal Fest's curation seemed to suggest, come from the same place.
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He decided to make his negative opinions unusable too, resistant to algorithm-driven cultural curation.
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Instead, innovators must prioritize meaningful data curation that results in actionable, customized advice to consumers.
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The images customers see when they search are determined by both popularity and human curation.
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"We wouldn't, for example, set a human on the task of trying to identify all of the relevant live conversations coming out in real time in a particular situation so that's where algorithmic curation comes in," Twitter's Director of Curation Joanna Geary told TechCrunch.
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The corporate product comes with curation tools and lets companies customize learning paths for their employees.
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"Streaming platforms have democratized chart positioning," says Carl Chery, head of artist curation for Apple Music.
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Some technology helps with video selection, but ultimately human curation is the final deciding factor here.
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Head of gaming Ben Decker recently alluded to a curation model for the Xbox Game Pass.
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Google has had its fair share of stumbles around news curation as well, particularly in 2016.
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Curation — or elitism, as some call it — is all the rage with dating apps right now.
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The updated Reelgood app also doubles down on its own curation capabilities by offering editorial collections.
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However, the current version of this content curation feature was for the collection owner's eyes only.
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Human curation and moderation of content is something the company is emphasizing heavily with this redesign.
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Apple's been building and nurturing its ecosystem for years through a process of curation and licensing.
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The awkward crops and algorithmic curation make for compositions more familiar to digital space than physical.
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One of the beauties of Snapchat is the curation they do in their Our Stories product.
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They found that they had common ideas about curation and decided to collaborate on a show.
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Some are purely automated accounts, while others layer some manual curation on top of automated tweets.
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"Even the most advanced AI painting applications require human programmers, selection, curation and modification," he said.
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While an astute idea, there's a sterility to this show that's underpinned by an uninspired curation.
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No matter how nuanced the actual curation, it could easily devolve into a popular cause célèbre.
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And no, the iPod was not the death of curation — it was just the first step.
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These are Peacock's three sections, but there are more product features like curation around specific shows.
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Instead, they're sharing real moments and, incredibly, adding a human element to editing and news curation.
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"The curation of quality companies alone adds a lot of value to job seekers," he says.
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While Parker's curation is laudable, no discussion of Nut Art could end without celebrating Clayton Bailey.
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The Internet is decentralized, but Tumblr is a black hole of curation and appropriation and aggregation.
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While no archive is truly neutral, Cesperanza emphasizes that AO3 is an archive and not a curation.
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But, if you need a more robust content curation tool, there's no better option than Curata. 7.
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That's why Bordwell thinks the ultimate solution to the classic film paradox may be one of curation.
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Cue shared the news at a SXSW panel titled "Curation in Media - Why It Matters" later today.
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From the beginning, Upworthy's social-justice curation machine was based on a specific, paternalistic set of ideas.
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The playlist, entitled "Chill," is muxed based on editorial curation and algorithmic interpretation of your musical tastes.
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Self-curation is crucial, especially if the early 2000s fell anywhere even slightly near your teenage years.
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The Mural Membership provides access to the entire library, and exclusive feature collections and editorial curation, however.
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Today he sees Svpply as a cautionary tale about the limits of human curation on the internet.
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And if it's the latter, then what does it mean to be left out of the 'curation?
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Twitter also offers publishers live video with its app Periscope and has a curation feed called Moments.
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Digiday reports that it spent 2016 talking to publishers about potentially ranking them with a curation algorithm.
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Of course, this data has been adjusted since then with a refined algorithm and some human curation.
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Unfortunately, many curation algorithms can be gamed in predictable ways, particularly when popularity is a key input.
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This kind of careful curation is really helpful when syncing songs to an iPhone or iPad too.
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Currently, SnapChat Stories, Twitter Moments and Instagram Spotlights all have a layer of human curation and editing.
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This technology allows the company to continually optimize the user experience, including content curation and ad targeting.
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It's taken a lot of experimentation on the part of developers and some curation on Kik's part.
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The app uses a combination of tech and human curation to determine which tracks should be featured.
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"Due to curation, they can be sure their token sales will be in good company," he said.
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Typically, paleontologists cede the curation and the care of their specimens to the institutions that hold them.
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Moments is a feature ripe to see the curation of more verified first-hand accounts of events.
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The hope is to get a better balance between consumption and curation from each user on Mix.
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And we've learned from SU that while simplicity and serendipity is important, so is enabling contextual curation.
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I've come to think of this shelf as an escape from hype, a kind of anti-curation.
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At the Centre for Fashion Curation at University of the Arts, London, debate over the word abounds.
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A fact-checking component will also be a part of this system, led by Twitter's curation team.
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Otherland is an up-and-coming startup lauded for its curation of beautifully packaged and fragranced candles.
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We understand YouTube will use a combination of human curation and algorithmic signals to make these determinations.
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We all know that fashion dates quickly, but with Aletti's expert curation these magazines remain excitingly new.
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There is indeed room for smarter curation of news feeds and search algorithms — with more human oversight.
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It's now at 19 percent, according to Tamar Charney, managing director for personalization and curation at NPR.
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However, the experience is complicated by a curation that creates a sort of living cabinet of curiosities.
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Typically, Spotify uses its normal operating procedures of algorithms and human curation to pick out songs for playlists.
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Content curation is the process of sourcing content from different channels and sharing it with your target audience.
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Like the idea that you differentiate or you curate, and I think that's the question is, the curation.
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There was just one: Elamin Abdelmahmoud, a curation editor in Toronto who writes the daily BuzzFeed News newsletter.
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"Sony Music is a world-class company that understands our ethos of exceptional curation and developing young talent."
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In 2015, Google+ began its evolution from a basic social network to one that focuses on content curation.
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I love having these options, but I feel like a little more curation could go a long way.
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His feed stands out as one of the most aesthetically cohesive in rap thanks to his careful curation.
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Ever since the 2017 redesign of the App Store, Apple has put a large focus on editorial curation.
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Vivino, which operates a popular wine-rating app, demonstrated wine curation could be an attractive market for investors.
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In a retail world inundated with endless options, well-executed curation of products has become an invaluable commodity.
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It is not hard to see why there has been a call for more curation at the Berlinale.
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Liew's careful curation of this fictional body of work makes Charlie Chan accessible outside of its native Singapore.
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For gin, vodka, and mezcal fans a number of options are available with the same level of curation.
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However, at the time, Interesting Finds was still fairly limited in terms of its filtering and curation capabilities.
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That conscious curation is part of a larger shift in how people are expressing their cannabis use online.
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And yet, the objects escape curation; she does not force meaning upon them or on the work overall.
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Thankfully, a handful of players have risen above the fray, providing more thoughtful curation and full-sized products.
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The unpredictable spurts of activity, the seemingly random jokes and personal admissions — there's no sense of curation here.
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We need more nuanced conversations and education about algorithmic curation, its strange incentives, and its occasionally unfortunate outcomes.
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Crucially, Bulletin is operating on such a small scale that it seemingly removes the need for curation entirely.
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Erin Connelly is a CLIR-Mellon Fellow for Data Curation in Medieval Studies at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Combining music curation with whimsically long, poetic titles and #aesthetic cover art, users evoke some pretty unique ambiances.
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The show covers a lot of ground, but still manages to retain a strong sense of careful curation.
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There is no curation, no attempt to keep from being overly accessible; Faiyaz allows himself to be himself.
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There's a variety to the games curation scene that is distinct, absent from other aspects of video games.
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Urban Decay Naked Honey Drop Vault, $115Urban Decay's Naked Palette is revered for its curation of exciting neutrals.
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Snapchat has been seeking more exclusive content and granting more publishers access to creation, not just curation tools.
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The network is also revamping its digital strategy to focus on platforms that value curation and editorial judgement.
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By introducing him here, the publisher Elda Rotor continues her careful curation of Filipino classics for Penguin's roster.
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And so a lot of what we're doing is certainly some editorial aspects, but it's more about curation.
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"For me, curation is about collection-based work, and it's nothing to do with exhibition making," he said.
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But they do it with a lot of curation, and I think they're so incredibly, beautifully customer-focused.
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It prides itself on curation and inspiration, allowing shoppers to navigate by brand, item or its stylized edits.
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"We want to explore Leonardo within his historical era," said Claudio Giorgione, the curation of the new galleries.
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But the release of huge amounts of hacked data, with no apparent oversight or curation, does the opposite.
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"It's the community," said Ms. Unthank, who added that she appreciated the book curation and customer service, too.
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The role of TV channels is entirely irrelevant for curation, only relevant for the funding of shows we love.
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Most notably, Facebook introduced a user-curation feature called Stories, similar to Snapchat Stories, and disappearing messages to Instagram.
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Their knack for transformative public art combines the curation of an exhibit with outdoor work that alters a cityscape.
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Article 13 would take away those protections if a website "optimizes" content through methods like tagging or algorithmic curation.
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While "Computed Curation" may seem like it cuts out the human editor, it actually teaches us something else entirely.
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You can check out the process, recorded in his video below: Computed Curation — Generator from Philipp Schmitt on Vimeo.
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It might want to follow Apple's example — iTunes and Apple Podcasts have led the way with curation and charts.
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Snapchat has been a closed company since its inception, relying on the instincts and curation of CEO Evan Spiegel.
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Careful curation and storytelling takes a backseat to wheeling and dealing, when these strategies should go hand-in-hand.
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"For clarification, Digg's front-page curation will NOT change because of this investment (still editors + algo)," Liu told me.
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Any change that reduces Apple's control over app curation could also make using the iPhone a little more dangerous.
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Jessica Barnes, a researcher at the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory, will partake in this curation investigation.
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In this section, you will find a curation of products available for free two-day shipping via Amazon Prime.
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It's all about striking a balance and understanding the limits of curation in each situation, the company tells me.
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Spotify has a new partnership looking to make your playlist curation a lot easier: they'll be using your DNA.
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It's a problem whose burden can be eased by cultural institutions allocating more resources to the act of curation.
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It's through these perspectives, and by bringing more people into curation, that we help alleviate that problem of canonization.
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That's the thing about this place: There's a massive collection of "stuff" in the museum, but not much curation.
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With an exhibition where the curation is motivated by gender, an obvious question arises: Is the work inherently feminist?
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In addition, the startup now has an editorial team, meaning that all channels go through manual curation as well.
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Think of meditation apps Headspace and Calm and Human Ventures-backed TheSkimm, which are about wellness, curation, and community.
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Humans, not robots: On the product side, McCue said to expect the company to double down on human curation.
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Also similar to the Music Genome, the Podcast Genome technology is combined with human curation to make its recommendations.
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What does it mean to you, and how do you approach "curation" when it comes to your different projects?
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Unique curation could be united around an ultra-low price point or by the recommendation of key opinion leaders.
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This month's curation spotlights an array of new titles — from romantic narratives and fantastical adventures to more informative reads.
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Without curation, an immense amount and diversity of content only amounts to the vast wasteland lamented by Chairman Minow.
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The playlist of a couple of dozen songs is built using a combination of machine learning and human curation.
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Penha's Facebook has become a careful curation of each family's eviction, many of which have ended in violent protest.
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Companies that provide simple concierge service and amenity maintenance, like pool cleaning, have added event "curation" to their duties.
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The constant curation of a salable self demanded by the new economy can be a special hellspring of anxiety.
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The report suggests this is because of curation—they found listeners prefer a DJ make the decisions for them.
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Byte now puts a curated Spotlight feed at the top of its discovery page, where videos curation is improved.
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Yet we have also seen in this digital age, with its overflowing spigots of content, a need for curation.
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This is a type of human curation WarnerMedia is using to try to market its upcoming competitor HBO Max.
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With its big App Store makeover, it shifted its focus more to editorial, curation, and recommendations, rather than downloads.
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Convened at Temple, the unique blend of old-school techno with Middle Eastern experimental is B-Drive's house curation.
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Despite some of the "all lives matter" vibes of the curation, there's a lot to love about the list.
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"Curation is one of the most important things that players deserve these days," says Tracy Fullerton, director of USC Games.
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So if what you're looking for is happily ever after, perhaps there is something to be said for careful curation.
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If anything, museums are making experiences more personalized for visitors and more varied, with co-curation and crowdsourced programming abounding.
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One might think such a circumstance would spur innovative thinking in the areas of curation, programming, staffing, and board makeup.
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While this was most likely the result of algorithms and not human curation, it was still disappointing to some customers.
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With this new curation and the recently added algorithmic feed, Instagram is trying to surface content you may have missed.
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We'll still test your game to make sure it works, but that's as far as we'll go with content curation.
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Espresa currently works with about 50 vendors that have all been selected by the company's Vendor Curation and Management Team.
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For the media geeks: Snapchat says it's offering a revenue share to its "Curation Partners" from day one through advertising.
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Based on information from Seth Pollinger, the museum's curation director, a previous version of this story said there were none.
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In the careful curation of her image as a neutral pop star, there's no room for Fourth of July parties.
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"It's this great challenge of endless assortment but with the right level of know-how and content curation," Hofmann said.
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"Curation of our shopping centers is fundamental to our ongoing evolution," said Sandeep Mathrani, CEO of Brookfield Properties' retail division.
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Spotify has yet to provide this sort of variety and curation in its gaming section, or truly understand its audience.
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Rather, it helps HBO differentiate its brand and delight consumers through curation — and the popularity of the brand attracts storytellers.
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But after installing it and walking through the curation process, I've grown to appreciate the desktop notifications for breaking news.
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While they notably focus on soul, jazz, and funk, their curation doesn't discriminate, and also includes disco, house, and techno.
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Facebook denied the allegations but fired its curation team, moving to a more algorithmic system without human-written Trend descriptions.
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In it, Apple maintained its strict curation was key to providing a secure, private, high-quality experience for its customers.
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In recent years, Cupertino has pushed toward curation, hiring editors to determine which properties to promote in its various channels.
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That manner of curation generally does a good job assuring that featured shows adhere to a certain expectation of quality.
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He seems to have focused his powers of curation on a new music sharing site and iOS app called Undrtone.
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Under her curation, she gave global synthesis in the Internet age an aesthetic: Lisa Frank by way of West Africa.
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He said his primary concern was that Facebook was potentially being deceptive about how its news feed curation algorithms work.
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Such heavy curation of extracurricular activities chips away at the spontaneous, hedonistic soul of what a music festival should be.
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So far, Ipsy's curation has been succeeding – it touts over 3 million subscribers, compared with rival Birchbox's over 2.5 million.
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A Twitter spokesperson confirmed the test, noting the company hasn't changed its curation strategy, just the actual look for Moments.
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Apple Music emphasizes human rather than algorithm-led curation for music recommendations, but the end result is practically the same.
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Bilal Hafeez, a former currency analyst at Nomura in London, just started up a research-curation service for fund managers.
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Through core values of music discovery, curation and preservation, these stations enliven America's communities through rich, deep encounters with musicians.
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It's only a matter of time before we get a new bundle of streaming services, with better curation of content.
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That incentivized the fake news problem we see across the web, and Spiegel thinks tighter curation can solve the problem.
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These profiles are then repackaged and used by internet companies to drive content curation and targeted advertising on their platforms.
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Each section stands alone in its curation and cohesive storyline, yet all are intricately woven into a multi-century saga.
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I thought it would be interesting to individually define the spirit of the site and the attitude of the curation.
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"The Rotten Tomatoes curation team is constantly adding and updating reviews for films — both past and present," he told me.
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The other thing I'd say about Liberty is, one of the things that I think Pandora lacked was this curation.
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I think that with this tsunami of data that pours over us all the time, we are starved for curation.
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That is, social media users' careful life curation practices, where social media stardom is pursued and self-validation ideally secured.
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That said, the personalization options just don't feel particularly smart (and Facebook has had plenty of curation problems in the past).
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Content Curation: How to Create a Viral Site from Scratch The Internet marketing dream is to have your project go viral.
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Apple's media boss Eddy Cue talked more about the Texture acquisition, media curation and Rihanna yesterday in an interview at SXSW.
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VM: Considering digital media, platforms like Tumblr have become a kind of curation space for art and making art more accessible.
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Far less transparent are the problems with algorithmic curation, where Facebook decides what posts we see and what are left invisible.
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Designer Philipp Schmitt decided to program a computer to produce a photobook, a process that involved curation as well as creation.
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Andrew Fitzgerald, an experienced journalist who worked as our curation lead, created and led a team of curators with relevant backgrounds.
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That's not entirely uncommon in a tech world that has embraced a mix of algorithm-driven machine curation and human touch.
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Her curation is leveled and focused, offering witness so that we can better comprehend the tragedy that occurred in Las Vegas.
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With algorithmic, personalized curation and a narrower set of sources, Instagram could raise the likelihood that you'll like what you're shown.
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It could mean focusing on reestablishing trust in human-led news curation, which has produced its own share of dangerous misinformation.
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But Black is also intentional about differentiating the sort of clips you might see on other video curation platforms — like Tosh.
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At launch, Verishop will have almost 503,200 styles and 10,000+ stock keeping units, all hand-picked for quality control and curation.
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Fans are finding their games there through external curation: through journalists, through critics, through social media-Through our own support. Totally.
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Some feel that Facebook's curation and use of editors is understandable — if not entirely necessary — to provide a useful news section.
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Assange doubled down on his claims when he refused to answer CNN's Jake Tapper's question about criticism toward even modest curation.
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Twitter's head of TV Andrew Adashek, and its North American Moments curation team lead Marcus Mabry have both departed the company.
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Apple has applied editorial curation across the board here, similar to what it's done with other apps like Books and Music.
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Both use algorithmic curation to scalably sort through the reams of eligible posts and surface the most relevant ones in search.
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"While audio-journalism is a core part of our offering, personalized discovery and quality curation are equally as important," Hickey says.
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" It's important to note that Facebook curation guidelines were clear that trending news had to be about "a real-world event.
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The offering is called Discover Weekly, and it has cracked the code on truly personalized playlist curation at a massive scale.
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Much if not most of our information inundation comes to us without benefit of curation, editing or vetting of any form.
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Edward Snowden slammed WikiLeaks' "hostility to even modest curation" on Thursday as the data-leaking site struggles against two simultaneous controversies.
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We must recognize that the only human curation will combat fake news and brand safety, not new and separated user experiences.
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As a result, they became attracted to startups that focused on curation, quality, and simplicity rather than excess choice and distractions.
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To participate, galleries must take an extra step in their curation, working to increase the symbolic value of both artists' works.
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The company is focused on reducing inefficiencies for music curation using artificial intelligence by augmenting the important work of human curators.
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They won't see the outlet's curation that highlights its most important content, or develop a connection with its home screen layout.
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Regardless of the content, these works are subject to Western modes of curation, as well as American values in art criticism.
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There's something about the curation, uniqueness, and hints of whimsy in a themed hotel that reaffirms I am indeed on vacation.
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Gallery 400 was looser in its curation, putting together graphic prints, textiles, video, and sculpture that didn't share the same concerns.
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But an elite that tries to manage them away with more enlightened media curation deserves to inherit nothing but the wind.
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I felt curation allowed more room for personal experimentation and gave me the opportunity to be socially connected with my community.
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With its heavy focus on artificially intelligent curation, Google Photos suggests the dawning of a new age of personalized robot historian.
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Proponents of AI music discovery say algorithmic curation makes it easier to find and access more good music than ever before.
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"It's not just about spending money, it's about curation and it's about having a connection with a creative community," Martin said.
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The demeaning ethnographic curation of Native American history conveyed a message that he and his culture were part of the past.
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" Flipboard's solution is to use a mixture of human curation and algorithms to filter stories, what the CEO calls "bionic editors.
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This rock, along with other lunar samples, are stored at the Lunar Curation Facility at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
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This adds a layer of scrutiny and curation to crowdsourced reports and prevents misuse or phony reports from cluttering up the ecosystem.
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I finally pulled the trigger on the Medium Partner Program, and get the story I was writing recommended by the curation team.
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So my hope is that the viewer experiences a feeling of discovery through this world they enter into, through the photographers' curation.
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But what attracted me was the care and attention to detail she demonstrated via a lifetime's accumulation and curation of these things.
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Now it's expanding that homepage to all of its users, bringing Flipboard-like curation to help surface stories published on the platform.
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According to Twitter's Australian curation lead Luke Hopewell, Moments Down Under will curate the best of Twitter for users in consumable portions.
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" A purely algorithmic recommendation system is not something in Blendle's "near future", he says adding: "Human curation will remain a core component.
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As the company gets the service off the ground — and casts about for content to stuff it with — curation is increasingly important.
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The emphasis is on curation, high quality, and trust, all of which Apple considers essential for a news and magazine consumption app.
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The friend-fueled party, which featured Swift smiling among her squad, corroborated her curation of an image as a single, rising phoenix.
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Valve is supposed to collaborate with Perfect World on the platform's launch, marketing, and game lineup, which suggests there'll be curation involved.
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Snap hasn't given up on local news, but instead, the partnership hands off the curation and ad sales to a vetted publisher.
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This follows Facebook's strategy of using artificial intelligence for curation instead of humans, like it just started to with Trending Topics descriptions.
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" She added, "I know companies like Kobo and Barnes & Noble online have human curation, and that's why you don't see stuffers there.
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Kaytranada's career bloomed on SoundCloud, a platform that blurs the line between original artistry and curation more readily than other music services.
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Twitter's Grammy Moment is the only of these curation formats to use still images, immediately making it feel less vibrant and coercive.
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The curation feels tenuous and sparse, preventing greater works from artists like Libby Rothfeld, Julien Ceccaldi, and Sam Lipp from taking flight.
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One of our favorites has to be the soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto V, already a work of brilliant curation in itself.
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Google's Top Stories are drawn both from its News service, which has some degree of curation, and from a general web search.
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We need to acknowledge the common fear that companies will have too much control over what users see, turning curation into censorship.
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We saw a huge shift in the institutional space of ESG investing and have incorporated a community-driven approach to content curation.
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Video was a big priority this past year, but the company also made some interesting strides with their efforts surrounding news curation.
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A few months ago, Google pivoted Google+ away from being a basic social network and put a focus on content curation instead.
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In their statement Wednesday, the company says its curation model will still be algorithmic, but that people do monitor the trending feature.
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Chinese millennials are sampling global lifestyles, learning to ignore big-name brands and buying products based on friend recommendations and curation apps.
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Landing pages and recirculation are the two principal tools of curation for media companies and on mobile they are now vestigial appendages.
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With proper curation — "proper" meaning both human and algorithmic — TV content in the cloud is a welcoming library of enlightenment and entertainment.
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"We put so much care and thought into our curation," said Ms. Kern, 43, a former executive editor of New York Magazine.
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This is mostly done with the Podcast Genome Project's algorithms, but there's still a human curation component involved to help guide recommendations.
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With a sea of options that exist across these new platforms, including social media, we believe that premium content benefits from curation.
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But with the ability to now build your own podcast-filled playlists, you won't have to rely on Spotify's curation as much.
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However, it's not necessarily the easiest way to tune into the latest episodes of your favorite programs, as it involves manual curation.
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There's one table of curators at Twitter's New York offices, across from a table of engineers and product managers dedicated to curation.
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Hired as Beatport's VP of Music Services in 2013, he's now in charge of its marketing, content curation, and business analytics departments.
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These doubts have caused him to take a more diverse approach to curation than solely introducing the art of the developmentally disabled.
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In this case, it seems fair to say that Kushino's efforts to support Takuma are fairly conventional in the context of curation.
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None of Mendieta's are on display in the new building — a curious omission in an institution currently broadcasting its increasingly inclusive curation.
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By bringing in Wilson, Mia is boldly moving away from an academic approach to curation, which has defined most of its history.
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A recorded poetry reading presented on vinyl, it opens to new experiences of the poets' work, in relation to Ebner's aesthetic and curation.
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How do we enable and empower with developments in AI and curation and help bring in the income that these people are missing?
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Apart from personal views of A.I., beauty and curation, the issue is aimed at understanding if the technology will be helpful to people.
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Facebook's news curation process involved curators using something called an "injection tool" to force news into the Trending feed that wasn't naturally trending.
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Curation won't always keep out the bullshit; sports seems second only to politics in really setting people off and leading to harassing tweets.
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And of course he wants to improve the app itself, introducing more personalization and curation — Fenty pointed to Netflix and Amazon as models.
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There's none of the individual curation that you get on Facebook — or that you might have gotten if Google Plus had taken off.
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KN: And finally, we've got Subject Line, where curation editor Elamin Abdulmahmoud does the herculean feat of making sense of this week's news.
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Apple has been taking the opposite approach, by staffing up an editorial team of former journalists instead of leaving news curation to technology.
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The challenge of recommending content is occurring across media industries as companies of all sizes experiment with combinations of human and algorithmic curation.
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The company uses its "Story DNA" machine learning technology alongside human curation to quickly identify the most promising IP and storytellers on Wattpad.
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Weaver describes the inclusion of these three services to be a curation, so that users can have an optimal and safe internet experience.
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When you're ready to check out the Genie will automatically test RetailMeNot's curation of coupon codes to figure out which optimizes your savings.
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With growth into areas that lean toward editorial content and content curation, it makes sense that Periscope is testing out a #save feature.
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That's thanks to its more creative menu curation, its use of more unexpected ingredients and recipes, and its constantly changing selection of food.
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From an outsider's perspective, it's a haphazard curation of selfies, graphite drawings, panty pics, bloody fingers, and all the things she finds beautiful.
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But the hands-off approach to the news curation clearly hasn't insulated Facebook from criticism about what will be included in the feature.
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And suddenly the content quality is higher, the curation is better and it lasts for more than three seconds and it's kept up.
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But social curation (as well as automated algorithmic shuffling) tends to let a few big stories take up more space than I'd like.
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The feature flies in the face of Instagram's inherent curation, potentially allowing users to share up to 10 photos in a single post.
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In the music industry, which is also dealing with an influx of infinite streaming options, there's been a lot of talk about curation.
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"Even without tightening regulation, not being able to deliver proper curation will increasingly lead to negative effects in online brand identity," Rautiainen says.
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And that curation probably does prevent, say, a Californian pop star from understanding the economic misery of the Rust Belt, and vice versa.
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But beyond simple curation, Bezar had an ever-changing home page, with new designers hosting a digital 'pop-up shop' every single day.
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Given the site's reputation for curation, it's unlikely that Kickstarter will go the IndieGogo route and start letting in any sex toy project.
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Like Sephora, you can find plenty of mid-tier brands, but what stands out about Ulta is its curation of budget beauty brands.
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Madewell's Labels We Love section hosts a curation of products, ranging from clothes to home goods, from indie labels all around the world.
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Officials have also argued the Museum can offer greater access and superior curation for the bronzes as justification for keeping them in Britain.
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Michael Rusch, the website's global news curation director who helped build BuzzFeed News' social accounts into powerhouses, said he too was let go.
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The K-Beauty giant houses a curation of skin-care and hair-care essentials, from a portable cleansing stick to silky hair butter.
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It feels like the sort of thing we should see more, but rarely do in an age of social media, curation, and polish.
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Here's the break down, per Pandora: As ever, the thumbs up and thumbs down icons serve as the basis of the customized curation.
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In today's music streaming wars, there's been a noticeable recent shift in focus by major players like Apple Music and Spotify to curation.
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For one thing, it uses machine learning rather than human curation to "thoughtfully generate a news discovery experience" that's personalized to each user.
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Barneys: Barneys' website gives you the same experience you'd expect at its flagships: impeccable curation, exclusive designer collaborations, and eyes on emerging talent.
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A real sense of thought and curation went into the rooms here, beginning with the spookily atmospheric artwork depicting evocative Louisiana swamp scenes.
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As this field grows, maybe we will see more examples of beautiful curation that still leave us room to wander off the path.
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Different from the other podcasts on this list, Best of the Left is a curation of the best progressive podcasts on the Internet.
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Before the samples are opened, the researchers will collaborate with Johnson Space Center curation staff to determine the best way to avoid contamination.
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Part II If you have additional time, browse the museum's digital slavery collection and choose one additional source to add to your curation.
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KB: I don't know if rolling back is the right term because I think every product change is a revolution and a curation.
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He was directly involved in this exhibition and its accompanying catalog, including the styling of the mannequins and the curation of particular pieces.
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Abandoning the idea of news curation won't make people stop using Facebook for news — it'll just degrade the quality of information they receive.
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Every week, we bring you the best and most succinct curation of must-read articles to help you grow your investment advisory practice.
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If I serve high quality programs in HD, with good curation, and have a good, close relationship to my audience, I'll be fine.
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She led teams at the US National Institutes for Health that created two databases helping to improve sharing and curation of genetic data.
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Powerful curation tools help brands have near-instantaneous conversations with their customers Powerful curation tools help brands have near-instantaneous conversations with their customers Socius is already in cozying up with an impressive array of early customers such as Visit Norway (the company's home country), LondOnTheInside, the Berlinale, Peerspace and, of course, the already mentioned home page of publishing giant Condé Nast.
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Lists can also be both public and private, depending on whether you're looking to share your Twitter curation with the wider world or not.
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A key part of the sales pitch entails curation — meaning that the app is not a free-for-all of random and unreliable outlets.
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So while "Computed Curation" may seem like it cuts out the human editor, it actually exemplifies how creative tools can assist the human eye.
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No amount of careful curation can prevent the fights from coming to your digital doorstep, nor you should shy away from those harsh truths.
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Each artist, designer, musician, or entrepreneur was chosen by the company's curation team based on their funding success and the novelty of their product.
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More and more, it feels like life is becoming an indecipherable blur of keeping up with emails and tweets and pundits and Instagram curation.
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Curiously, the staggered launch is happening because the system relies on both algorithmic and human curation, and scaling that model will take some time.
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In other words, the shop is combining Amazon's algorithmic understanding of users' interests along with human-driven curation to craft its revamped online store.
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The feature purports to include curation of publishers and journals as well, but there are half a dozen faster ways to get that information.
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Her curation of vibrant and peppy interior spaces — sprinkled with whimsical accents and a hefty dose of confetti — never fails to cheer us up.
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The push alerts SmartNews sends that drive big traffic spikes to U.S. publishers are algorithmically selected, and then reviewed by a human curation team.
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But scarcity is part of what gives HBO shows their charm; careful curation is what has created the trust it has with its subscribers.
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Target will avoid this issue by way of its curation, but it will come at the expense of having a larger third-party assortment.
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The harvesting of relevant UGC is done automatically by the platform — after which there's an intended manual curation process to refine the final selections.
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But what sets this humbly selective photo publication apart from others of its kind is the curation: like, who the hell is Whitten Sabbatini?
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The allure of colette, however, goes beyond curation and into the art of the collaboration — a strategy it's mastered over the past 20 years.
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Part of its success has been in curation: Boxed offers about 1,500 items on its site, compared with around 20133,000 at a typical Costco.
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Additionally, you'll learn how to properly repurpose content, promote posts on community websites, use content curation platforms, and measure your results for easy optimization.
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Much like Iran's careful curation and retention of the nuclear archive, the regime's decision to procure and retain these tubes highlights its future intentions.
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Personal styling services such as Stitch Fix and Trunk Club combine the convenience of online shopping with the expert curation of a personal stylist.
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"Spotify seeks to deliver maximum listening enjoyment to consumers through convenience, curation, breadth of content, and payment options (your time or money)," Morris wrote.
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I'm in talk with a few labels under an imprint and doing what I do curation wise but helping artists on a larger level.
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With its Originals product, GetYourGuide is going beyond simple curation to put its seal of approval on tours run by its top local partners.
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And so now we have circled back to the idea of curation: awards and indicators of popularity are a form of that after all.
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Editor's Note: It was brought to our attention that some details of the exhibition and the nature of its curation were reported in error.
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During the course of this fellowship, we aim to identify and share the unique perspectives, processes, and roles that curation plays in the arts.
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Brown says that the curation team has adjusted its coverage to highlight news of the pandemic, creating a discrete collection of Covid-19 stories.
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"It's a combination of human curation, empowering our viewers, and algorithms that round out the personalized experiences we deliver to Hulu subscribers," he said.
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It's from the very first day been built outside the Chinese firewall, with very, very careful curation around data privacy, and community rule sets.
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There's some balance between curation and algorithms, especially with search and discovery for consumers, but I don't think the sweet spot's been hit yet.
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Part of the curation process was focused on what it meant for a gallery space to display work that meaningfully comments on the digital.
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In the past year, my wife and I have found that trusting toy curation to the team of experts Lovevery works out quite well.
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His input shows: Like Margiela's best designs, the curation of the show has a sly cleverness, and an arresting ability to invite unforeseen connections.
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Verma's curation takes cue from that liminality, redefining the body as open and fluctuating, and magnifies the importance of the body for these individuals.
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Because normally someone says it's the curation, we curate this stuff, but that seems less and less useful to me, as a consumer. Yeah.
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Honey brought relevant musical guests from all over the world, bringing a sense of curation, and a sense of vitality, to the gay scene.
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Razer's Cortex App could use a better curation so it's easy to find and discover games that take advantage of the Razer Phone's 2000Hz screen.
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This careful curation has helped her escape much of the flak that many of her peers have gotten from followers claiming that they've sold out.
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" The blog post also said the company would "apply stricter criteria, conduct more manual curation, while also significantly ramping up our team of ad reviewers.
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In place of spontaneity, many posts of late exhibit careful curation and evoke the look of scrapbooks — minus the ribbons, washi tape, and card stock.
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Amazon's long-term goal is for Alexa to be able to have a conversation about her own opinions and preferences without curation from the company.
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A couple months ago, some Spotify users noticed a new playlist called Friends Weekly, a curation of songs that your friends on Spotify recently played.
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But Facebook looks like they're going heavy on marketing and promoting live video, while remaining light on progress where technology and editorial curation are concerned.
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But by putting more of the focus on the Explore page, Instagram could gain the benefits of algorithmic curation without disturbing what's familiar as drastically.
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The site has more than 120,000 tracks, each of which is hand-selected, but with just one part-time developer the curation side is lacking.
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Each playlist will carry a maximum of 50 songs that are chosen through a combination of human curation from Tidal's team and machine learning algorithms.
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Amazon uses its data throughout the store, including up-to-date star reviews on title cards for each book, as well as for other curation.
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Investigative journalists and academics have been examining one facet of this problem: what curation algorithms are doing to tamp down—or spread— health misinformation online.
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It is this human curation that Apple hopes will save it from the misinformation campaigns that have bedeviled other tech companies and online social networks.
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He is the market manager and helped with the curation of all the food vendors, along with original market's founders, Eric Demby and Jonathan Butler.
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Ramirez Jonas's nimble curation explores the overlaps between the loss of art historical objects and the loss of human life, without collapsing or trivializing them.
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But this wasn't the real Amalia Ulman, and not in the way Instagram's inherent curation makes it a not real thing — this was performance art.
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With Canada's recent legalization of recreational marijuana, cannabis company A Higher Level Of Thought (AHLOT) is scouting "expert-level connoisseurs" for its Cannabis Curation Committee.
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It was a new era of machine curation, where you could skip the dusty record stores and have new media funneled straight into your brain.
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A curation of works by photographer Paolo Roversi and images selected by an international panel of experts will be on the photography platform of Vogue.
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Smart Bar is a legendary club that's world renowned for its positive, inclusive culture and music curation, with no LED screens and no flashy lasers.
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Facebook is taking a page from rival Apple by planning to do a mix of curation and personalization, according to people familiar with the proposal.
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"If you turned the spacecraft maybe it wouldn't turn back again," Dave Williams, a planetary curation scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, told Space.com.
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The combination of curation and a large selection of mega-boutiques, much like an indie bookstore, aims to provide what's needed in one luxurious stop.
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We run a tight curation process over here at TechCrunch, and our discerning editors — in their search for exceptional founders — will vet every application thoroughly.
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Instead of seeking out the biggest buzz names in today's scene, Roadburn's curation has always been rooted in experimentation and the fringes of extreme sound.
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At the time, the company — previously a champion of curation and independent, artistic communities — received significant pushback for scrapping a significant and beloved cultural space.
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By comparing the chilled sample with the room-temperature samples, the team will be able to assess the frozen curation technique for the first time.
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"We understand there needs to be regulation and we understand there needs to be content-based curation, but it has to be consistent," Obstler said.
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Many observers of the festival had hoped that Chatrian and Rissenbeek would reinvigorate the festival, which had been accused in recent years of lax curation.
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The perception of a bride is evolving and we wanted to make it easy for our customers to find these looks in the one curation.
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Like social-media companies, "Bandersnatch" outsources decision-making and curation to its customers and then apparently expects to be congratulated for its dereliction of duty.
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Curator Troy Conrad Therrien and his cohort are expanding what it means to do museum work, changing the pedagogy of digital curation as they go.
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Your curation is really great—you're picking stuff, from hits and than deeper cuts from different eras, stuff Serge wrote for himself or other artists.
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Facebook, in particular, has tried this approach with Trending Stories and then, in the face of criticism of perceived political bias, fired its curation team.
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Roadburn is a household name, its curation has always been very exciting with great bands so...well... I try not thinking about it too much.
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"I realized very quickly that there was an opportunity to grow a Twitter account that specialized in the curation of Vines," Nikolai told Refinery29 via email.
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However it's also engineered for an audience, like teachers, administrators, and students who don't have time to worry about application curation, OS updates and system security.
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Many of the Road Less Traveled responses are through text and curation, yet stepping from Mythologies into the next gallery immerses visitors in a strange hum.
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He also notes that StumbleUpon was doing the social media and content curation mash up years before Facebook or Twitter or Reddit, which is totally true!
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In this exhibition, Lawler — with the excellent curation of Roxana Marcoci — creates a funhouse of objects that refract and rip apart images to expose their innards.
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Though the feature's expanded and Twitter's curation team has grown over the years, it's hardly the flagship, can't-live-without feature it was once billed as.
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The company fired its own curation team for a section of the site called Trending Topics, following Gizmodo's report on the potential suppression of conservative news.
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Arkadiy Kukarkin, Mediachain's chief technology officer and first engineering hire, used to work at Hype Machine, a music curation aggregator beloved by Snap CEO Evan Spiegel.
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This positions Flipboard as more of a direct competitor to a tech news aggregator like Techmeme, but with more curation from partners and from readers themselves.
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She resented being told to "slow down," especially in her writing about trauma, in order to offer the "tourist experience" to readers through curation of pain.
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This kind of curation has inevitably led to boy bands having trademark qualities — youth, attractiveness, and cheesy charm — but also looking and behaving a certain way.
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"Everyone fears Facebook's power, and as a result, they're asking them to assume more power in form of human curation and editorial decision-making," he said.
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That way, we'd be indoors (yay!), have more control over the customer experience and brand curation, and could feasibly have more than one location at once.
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Wall Street and news people clearly value different things because in the business of news gathering and curation, dissemination and even creation, Twitter is without peer.
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Many hope it will help reinvigorate the Berlinale, which is considered one of Europe's most important film festivals but has recently drawn accusations of lackluster curation.
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But here, the curation presents a Western visitor's romanticized vision of India as a magical land of color, light, holiness, enlightenment, collectivism, and carefree near-nakedness.
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It's meant to be a conversation, but I could use it as a one-way publishing channel and a kind of curation of my news feed.
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In all, it's a mix of a lot of machine learning and a little human curation judging the apps that developers are submitting to the store.
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Apple employees will be in attendance, not to pitch the next iPhone, but rather to discuss accessibility in tech and curation in media with Eddy Cue.
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"And it takes advantage of TCM's powerful curation capabilities, as well as its proven track record in building a long-term relationship with passionate film fans."
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The LiPlay felt like a semi-analog extension of social media, and the more I used it, the more I felt my curation instincts kicking in.
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In Als's curation, which foregrounds Neel's portraits of people of color, the writer's and the painter's shared abiding fascination with other human beings shines and inspires.
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Humes's tireless curation of figure and fact, his well-reasoned arguments and his uncluttered, well-ordered prose may turn the ship that's just begun to budge.
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This trade-off is easier to stomach when there's a benefit, but if you don't enjoy the curation, it's just free data for companies to exploit.
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But while the booth demands the care and curation of an exhibition, it is ultimately about selling art, Ms. Lévy said, not just looking at it.
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"Human curation doesn't take into consideration people's tastes and mood, so we've created our own AI tools," CEO Richard Rabbat told The Verge in a statement.
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Flipboard is betting that it can stand out by placing more emphasis on human curation — something that Facebook and Google have traditionally been loath to do.
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The idea is that, through a verification process, Facebook News will provide news curation that enables readers to trust the pieces they read in that tab.
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But the digital age has given rise to industrialized data mining, content curation, and automated decision-making, all of which undermine democracy and intensify social divisions.
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Snapchat isn't shy about exercising editorial discretion and picking favorites — whether it be its selective Discover media partners or its curation of user content in stories.
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In Art and China after 1989, now at SFMOMA, China's emergence onto the world stage is eclipsed by persisting Orientalist ideas and Western modes of curation.
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MR: [We're launching with] 300 works from 80 artists, who have been hand-selected by our curation team and through word-of-mouth from other artists.
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All parts of a bookstore must be curated, carefully and frequently, and this curation is in large part based on which books sell and which don't.
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These halcyon days of the internet were great and unpredictable—until the monetization, the platforming, and the curation of the self via social media took hold.
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You had people testing the edges in serious ways too, from Andy Carvin's real-time curation of the Arab Spring to Teju Cole's experiments in storytelling.
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BERLIN — As virtual reality breaks into the art world at all levels, a host of questions about curation, conservation and commercial value is still being explored.
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Unlike at a mainstream art fair, curation — this year in the hands of Christine Macel — rather than commerce is the prime consideration of the Venice Biennale.
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Its curation, designed largely as pairings of masters (as teachers were known) with their pupils, puts a spotlight on the pedagogy of Bauhaus versus the results.
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For patients watching the surgeries to get a sense for what happens once they go under, that kind of heavy-handed curation might not be necessary.
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And it takes advantage of TCM's powerful curation capabilities, as well as its proven track record in building a long-term relationship with passionate film fans.
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More HBO might sound good on the surface, but the prestige network built its reputation by focusing on curation and a collection of finely tuned shows.
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Doing more in-house curation also provided the opportunity to draw on the High's collection, which includes a good deal of work by African American artists.
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Replete with goofy videos, throwback pics, and inspirational quotes, Brit's Instagram page defies curation and is heralded as a genuine online presence that humanizes the star.
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The books, provided by more than 10 publishers, are selected by a "curation corps" and can be downloaded through an app on the children's own mobile devices.
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For example: the company wasn't exactly transparent about the curation behind its "Trending Topics," and then, subsequently firing human curators after a Gizmodo report exposed the process.
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The social media firm has invested in live video, purchased NFL streaming rights and begun playing a more active role in curation with the launch of Moments.
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Meanwhile, her Instagram is a flawlessly-filtered curation of blissful work-life balance — she's sold handbags, shoes, and jewelry on the dream of women having it all.
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The human curation process has been widely debated since the initial controversy over the Trending module, and it was also the subject of a Wired cover story.
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For if the platform's domination of distribution and curation made brand the essential element, their ability to also offer hosting and monetization make that brand intensely quantifiable.
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The company uses its extensive data throughout the store, including up-to-date star reviews on title cards for each book, as well as for other curation.
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Drawn from Schmitt's own archive of 207 photographs taken between 2013 and 2017, "Computed Curation" is a 95-foot-long, accordion photobook that includes captions and tags.
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Apple says human curation is not a new direction for Apple News — describing it as a "guiding principle" across the product since it launched three years ago.
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That original pitch for the 30 percent [Apple's share of revenue] — the promise of curation, and promotion — I don't know if that was ever fully delivered on.
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Chatrian estimated that he had watched around 800 films as part of the selection process, and said he had closely overseen the curation of all festival programs.
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The curation of the content that your children are digesting, whether through music, through sound, through whatever, you have to be much more meticulous than you think.
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Other users can up- or down-vote the selection, though final curation ultimately falls on the admin/owner of the venue, to help weed out questionable selections.
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The only change is the quantity of tweets recorded: in its previous life, Politiwoops had an element of "human curation," showing only tweets that it deemed important.
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David Williams, a planetary curation scientist that works at the NASA Space Science Data Coordinated Archive, received a call in the early 2000s that jumpstarted the task.
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Facebook received harsh criticism for falsely trending that Fox had kicked Megyn Kelly off the network, among other slip-ups, after moving from human to algorithmic curation.
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They are innovative in their mastery of personal curation in ways we long have to catch up to, whether or not you personally agree with their personalities.
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Curation is one of the biggest on-boarding challenges of social networks like Twitter and Reddit, which has prevented both from reaching the stratospheric numbers of Facebook.
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In that spirit, here are photographs and the stories behind them from six participants of the nearly thirty who submitted their work for curation in the workshop.
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Content curation has been an ongoing issue for YouTube in general, but the algorithmic selection of videos for the kids app in particular has been criticized frequently.
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The startup uses a combination of machine learning and human curation (via a network of contractors, the site says), who help pick the products featured on Nugget.
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Indie devs are waiting to see how its curation will play out, but the 88/12 split is attractive after years with 70/30 as the standard.
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As with any human who posts things online, there's some curation or editing going on behind the scenes, as they decide what to show to the world.
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For the past five years, the UK-based online radio station and media platform NTS has been subverting commercial radio with 24-hour ad-free independent curation.
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Today, they dip a toe in the Windows water by hosting over a thousand programs for Windows 3.1 The only problem with Internet Archive's generosity is curation.
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The social timeline curation service was acquired by commenting platform Livefyre back in 2013, which, in turn, was picked up by Adobe in May of last year.
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That raises the question of how free speech scales to user-generated content sharing networks that lack the curation and editorial oversight of traditional news distribution systems.
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Would either of you say that frustration or anger that comes out of that self-curation that you were talking about is something that you personally experience?
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Dagne Dover's color curation for the backpack adds further appeal — colors rotate out, but they often lean toward dusky, muted colors, soft pastels, or bright jewel tones.
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The allegations in a Gizmodo story this week about Facebook curation were made by former contractors who worked for the company to help run the trending feature.
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Although it ultimately seems that the accusations of bias were overblown, Facebook wasn't able to produce complete logs to back up its curation choices during that time.
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To help figure out the ideal tee curation, we looked to Hunt For Styles blogger Gina Ybarra, whose laid-back aesthetic gives us serious casual-Friday goals.
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"I guess that comes from the pop factories that have been in existence for ages now, and specialize in what I suppose you'd call curation," he explains.
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The company has invested a lot in editorial curation in recent years, knowing that recommendations are the best and easiest ways to get people to keep engaging.
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We think you should know: There's a $25 daily curation fee that gives you a free beverage, Liberty Cruise line tickets, and access to bikes each day.
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A part of Göransson's job was to layer authentic African sounds over the work of TDE's curation, which transformed what felt like a Californian's take on Wakanda.
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While the contents and curation of the building remain the same, one's frame of mind is inexorably altered when passing by the Kenyan-born artist's queenly guardians.
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The show, "Orlando," which opens Friday at the Aperture Foundation and features nearly five dozen photographs by 11 artists, is Ms. Swinton's first foray into art curation.
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One recent Wednesday, three of the program's faculty members, Amy de la Haye, Ben Whyman and Jeffrey Horsley, met to plan the schedule for new curation students.
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The result is that I end up not paying attention to anything at all, and part of what I'm paying for Apple Arcade, though, is the curation.
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American Medical Association CEO James Madara called for better curation of these apps so that doctors know whether they can recommend these new technologies to their patients.
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Pavel Pyś's curation revealed the charged tension between artists and their technological tools, especially as they thrust the delicate human body — often their own — into the experiment.
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To lighten your workload, below are five powerful automation tools to help you with every facet of your workflow, from content curation to post scheduling to link shortening.
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With Explore's recent makeover to include Stories and a new navigation bar with a Shopping tab, Instagram is clearly making moves towards even more curation and personalized content.
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Although, ironically, the removal of humans from the curation process (and total reliance on algorithms) may well have increased the amount of partisanship on the average news feed.
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What contributes significantly to EXPO Chicago's overall sense of thoughtful curation are the Special Exhibitions booths scattered throughout the fair, presented by non-profits, museums, and art organizations.
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The curation of the lineup, he said, was a group effort, and the decision to turn the event into a benefit for Planned Parenthood was a no-brainer.
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The company referenced The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) guidelines and age-range data from San Francisco non-profit Common Sense Media, to help with its curation process.
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This list is the best of what we saw around the globe and reminds us that great art and curation continue to make an impact on the world.
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Unlike many biennials, the APT8's careful selection and curation ensures that the show is a thoughtful representation of emerging and established artists from the Asia Pacific Region.
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Apple Music, on the other hand, and drawing on its Beats heritage, likes to talk up human curation, epitomised by its Beats 1 entirely human-curated radio station.
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Greenblatt said that HBO Max's library might be smaller than its competitors, but human curation will help consumers cut through the options, leading to a more personalized experience.
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The Kid Should See This, a video curation site, found some of these industrial films for Unifiller, a company that produces said cake robots and they are hypnotic.
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For the past seven years, the Getty Research Institute in Los Angeles has been imposing order on this "structured chaos" (Szeemann's own term for his approach to curation).
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Amid pressures in the media industry, companies like Viacom may need to ramp up curation efforts, Tom Rutledge, president and CEO of rival Charter Communications, said on Thursday.
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The threat of banality (or the lack of surprise) implicit in full machine curation reminds me of the seemingly random vocabulary meant to improve SEO on Craigslist posts.
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And to be clear, getting a media investor will not mean that Digg will be changing its own curation practices and potentially start adding in more Gannett stories.
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Mike McCue, the CEO of news curation app Flipboard, joined Outbrain CEO Yaron Galai onstage at Recode's Code Media for a rousing discussion of how news gets consumed.
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Curation might still be warranted, but at least now you won't be forced to do so quite as frequently before you get the dreaded "Live album paused" warning.
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But if the company can't even get that part of its news curation under control, you've got to ask what else its algorithms are failing to adequately deliver.
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During the curation process, the Mandela Poster Project Collective picked out varying qualities of Mandela's life and character they saw reflected in the art and wanted to promote.
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This business owner and all-around badass made her mark with food truck throwdowns and pop-up dinners and is now the city's go-to for food curation.
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From Jan Van Der Heyden's 1660 painting, Houses on a Canal, to one of Warhol's Mao paintings, the program presents a new move toward technology-focused museum curation.
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Whether you want to network with founders, investors, technologists, researchers or software engineers, CrunchMatch combines curation and automation to help you make the most of your limited time.
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Our special selection is a curation specific to Ulta Beauty that simplifies the Korean beauty routine, presenting lush and effective products known for the excellence of their ingredients.
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A museum of the Met's stature devoting its resources to digitization could provide a path forward for other institutions as they walk the tightrope between access and curation.
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For four glorious years, Nashville was home to a miniature experiment in guerrilla curation, which came to an abrupt end at the hands of the real estate market.
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" On the company's priorities going forward: "We take a tech-driven approach to curation and it's slowly evolving to be more pretty and I think we'll get there.
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" The centerpiece of that strategy seems to be a proprietary piece of software called troncX, launched earlier this year, that is described as a "curation and monetization engine.
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This pairing is one of many throughout the show where, by means of excellent curation, Memories of Underdevelopment posits a groundbreaking genealogy of Latin America's contemporary art history.
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While yeah, it is just a birthday playlist, it also shows that "curation" is something that can mean as little or as much as you put into it.
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Independent Curators International's weeklong Curatorial Intensive program was set up to address this lack of awareness that curation can be a viable career option, among many other issues.
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If you're feeling fancy, we love Atlas's curation of beans from around the world, but you can also get cheaper beans if you are a twice-daily drinker.
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They're combining an array of creative programming to make music more accessible, with knowledgeable local hosts, expert curation, music news and journalism, local performance information, and community events.
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" This sounds like the kind of thing a developer is supposed to say in an era when malls are called "collections" and tenant selection is known as "curation.
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"We primarily work with artists who use or engage with technology in their practice," said Zoë Salditch, a founder of Electric Objects who works on the curation side.
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Steam Greenlight, Valve's grand social experiment in community curation/labor outsourcing, will be replaced with a new system dubbed Steam Direct sometime this spring, the company announced today.
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The five-story by-appointment "home" in London's Mayfair allows not only for private on-demand shopping and weekly product curation, but also for entire floors of entertainment.
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That's where curation comes in and digs up nuggets to be monetized — as long as another requirement is met: Those riches must be properly stored in the cloud.
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To provide a digital report with minute-by-minute updates, and one with a thoughtful print curation for readers who expect it, the processes had to be separated.
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"Competing in the Age of AI" suggests "collaborative structures and approaches" to regulation while "The Business of Platforms" emphasizes the need for "pre-emptive" self-regulation and curation.
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Julian Assange wanted Snowden to release the information through WikiLeaks, but the site's "total transparency," Snowden says, wouldn't allow for proper authentication and curation of such incendiary material.
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Such a complex model requires prudent curation in order to capture the lovely (and historical) soul of Lahore, and the biennale hits the mark where it enthusiastically integrates.
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Our free business-matching platform combines the best of two worlds — automation and curation — to help you zero in on the people who align with your business goals.
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Bot-human blended accounts, which combine automation with human curation in an attempt to fly under the BS detector radar, were much rarer: Identified in 11% of countries.
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The digital art display frame and curation platform gathered copies of the iconic portrait, selecting the public domain's highest resolution images that stay true to the original composition.
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Apple Music has a lengthy history of working with Post Malone, even before he got signed to Republic Records, Carl Chery, Apple Music's head of artist curation tells me.
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If dipping a toe in the huge pool of lonely hearts out there sounds intimidating, there are a crop of apps offering to do the tough curation for you.
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With this Content Curation course, you'll take a look at sites like ViralNova and GodVine that generate over six figures per month and often sell for millions of dollars.
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They decide to change their name to Tronc and reborn as "a content curation and monetization engine" which, in short, means they want more Pizza Rats and fewer Pulitzers.
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The show feels like the curation aimed to fill the space rather than create a cogent statement of Sarbhawal's work and practice, or a potent experience for the visitor.
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A base layer of editorial curation will be used to determine what music gets included in the Chill playlist, which will then be augmented using the App Music algorithm.
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Archive allows you to hide — and unhide — photos from your profile page, offering further curation of your grid without the permanence of deleting or the feed-clogging of reuploading.
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The platform's combination of curation and automation lets you easily find, vet, schedule and connect with the people you want to meet — founders, investors, technologists, researchers or MBA students.
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As streaming service competition heats up and all the apps battle for the best back catalog, it's not just exclusives but curation and discovery that will set them apart.
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"There should be as personal a touch in music curation as there is in creating music," she argues, and expertise should be as valued here as it is elsewhere.
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It's hard to rely on algorithms this way — even ones built by smart, well-intentioned people, and even ones that inject some level of human curation into their code.
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"…publishers can continue telling their stories on their own websites, all while also accessing Twitter's global audience," writes Andrew Fitzgerald of Twitter's Moments Curation team, on the company blog.
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" A photo posted by POP MY EYES (@popmyeyes) on "While the Pop My Eyes curation features a variety of art ranging from photography, photo manipulations, collages and sculpture, etc.
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The curation process, while not as difficult as sending a rover safely to the moon, is still nontrivial, and it's that part with which the project is requesting help.
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Once relegated to tabloids and web forums, health misinformation and conspiracies have found a new megaphone in the curation engines that power massive platforms like Amazon, Facebook, and Google.
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Large social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook have struggled to contain this type of content, even with the most sophisticated machine-learning algorithms and extensive content curation teams.
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It compounds the information glut and, ironically, makes users even more dependent on the curation algorithms that surface what people see—algorithms that are regularly called out for bias.
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Some form of curation of the internet is obviously necessary, though I worry that if we go too far, we'll all end up in our own discrete echo chambers.
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Toronto company AHLOT is hiring "expert-level connoisseurs" to join its Cannabis Curation Committee—a group of people who will sample weed from various licensed producers across the country.
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The 31-year-old, who has a background in interior design, real estate and art curation, is working through what the experience inside these windowless pods will be like.
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He's aiming at nothing less than bringing down the monopoly that large internet companies such as Facebook and Google have in generating income from online content and its curation.
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"The curation you see in the store is representative of how we think about our categories and enabling our customers to enjoy their shopping trip on Jet," Landsman said.
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It takes discipline and practice to parse out the facts from the thoughts about the facts, but that's the power of thought curation — you get to choose your experiences.
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On the other, Facebook can probably compare this data to the other approaches it's using and see how well it performs before implementing human news curation as a feature.
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But in the future we're looking towards AI taking over some aspects of that curation, so it would be possible for a meta-reworking, where multiple remixes are possible.
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In either instance, the alert should take you to a Twitter Moment — a collection of tweets into one, themed thread — which are compiled by humans on Twitter's curation team.
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And in some respects, it makes Facebook more like a media company, since it's showing the same content to everyone, even if algorithms are heavily involved in the curation.
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"More often than not, curation is about showcasing a wide, rich and varied musical knowledge, alongside being able to promote the work of people you admire," Jamila Scott says.
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As with any sort of live music curation, the onus is on electronic music festival promoters to create an experience consumers can feel good about spending their paycheck on.
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He also believes that dichotomy can extend to the "fake news" situation, and that Twitter should engage in manual curation that highlights authoritative voices rather than just hyperbolic ones.
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But if you don't know where to start or feel overwhelmed by the wealth of choices (and it's easy to feel overwhelmed), the site's curation comes to the rescue.
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Many of the researchers in the Open COVID-19 Data Curation Group first connected in 2015 while working on a similar project during the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.
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Teresa Valencia, director of curation and education at Iolani Palace, told CNN the objects were likely given to the Rosa family as gifts, and said they're in wonderful condition.
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This is why Artissima, Italy's best-known contemporary art fair, like so many such "second-tier" events, emphasizes the internationality of its exhibitors and the seriousness of its curation.
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The concern with a news app that relies on social curation is that it can create an echo chamber — users may end up reading only the news they prefer.
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Camp announced in 2018 that it was shutting down the site, and all existing accounts were moved over to a similar curation platform, also owned by Camp, called Mix.
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Of course, truth in advertising is more often than not relative, as the music of Pure Moods possesses little in calm-inducing uniformity when it comes to vibe curation.
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The short history of digital media is lousy with advertising, which promotes all the wrong incentives for online news — volume over curation, aggregation over original coverage, speed over accuracy.
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That was a tough one because to move in that direction, to make a better curation, people don't totally notice if you're 20 percent better than you were yesterday.
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If you take away that sense of ownership over the idea of tastemaking or curation, and accept that your job is to listen, well—then that's what you do.
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Smita Satiani is the Director of Engagement for the Presidential Innovation Fellow program, where she leads agency engagement and technology project curation; she previously, spent nearly four years at Ashoka.
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On top of that, Apple has done a complete overhaul to the macOS App Store by adding a new UI, better curation via the Discover tab and improved app suggestions.
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"We think of Moments as an extension of content discovery on Twitter, beyond the search function," Twitter's global curation lead Andrew Fitzgerald told Mashable in an interview earlier this year.
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But he and Twitter's Curation VP Joanna Geary drew the line at accepting traditional news responsibilities, which is odd given that Twitter has embraced its role as a media company.
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Further on, Climate Changes instills fear and hope, through Cynthia Young's curation of chilling evidence of both rising temperatures and melting icecaps, as well as heartening scenes from environmental protests.
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I'm not trying to fool you here: what Parker posts is not any more an authentic curation of her life than what Kim Kardashian or the White House photographer posts.
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Leela Kids uses both tech and human curation to figure out which shows are best suited to specific ages, since that information usually isn't included in a podcast's RSS feed.
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Remember, most people present a front to the outside world—especially in the age of personal brand curation on Instagram and Facebook—and it's easy to underestimate their private strife.
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After years of tweeting back and forth with Product Hunt Founder Ryan Hoover, I finally met him IRL when he came in to talk about curation with me for Bullish.
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HG Contemporary also hosted a six-day exhibition of 17 of the photographs in October, although "curation was very careful, and some of the tougher images were omitted," Jackson said.
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On the biennial's opening weekend, I had the opportunity to sit down with Christian Jankowski to discuss decision-making, documentation, and the not-so-fine line between curation and artistry.
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There's a new emphasis on curation, with Apple editors hand-picking recommended shows and movies from across its channels, and personalized content suggestions based on the services you subscribe to.
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In doing so, O'Malley is able to have a conversation about femme visibility and even poke fun at some of the more rigid conventions through a careful curation of words.
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"More curation and a better cut are two of the main complaints about Steam, and most Steam competitors don't have the funds to compete on scale or funds," Ismail said.
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They have the same chance now with audio — most specifically, evolving what radio is: The No. 1 curation platform and where 58 percent of all audio consumption today takes place.
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Without 24/7 curation, the group will not look like the stash of premium dank memes that it once did to those who just want to believe in Bernie Sanders.
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If the industry does increase the use of AI in ad-targeting and content curation algorithms, American voters -- and politicians seeking election -- should be worried as the 2018 cycles approach.
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Make Love Not Porn's Madam Curator (curator and community manager) Sarah Beall, who's in charge of curation and community management, would like to see more LGBTQ people submitting their videos.
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Yet, unlike Spears and Gomez who use curation to help express a moment in time or help tell their story, Beyoncé's approach is, in some ways, more mathematical and assertive.
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Fellow social media giant Facebook's own human news curation operations got the company into hot water in 2016 when Gizmodo reported that some practices led to bias against conservative news.
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In this retrospective, Raad — with the excellent curation of Eva Respini — presented his body of work along with a specially made performance that offered entry into his sometimes hermetic world.
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Her relentless research resulted in a stunningly complex curation that reminds us that to really know history, we must strain to see it in all of its darkness and light.
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The iTunes phenomenon provided a large-scale demonstration of the monetary consequences of a well-oiled content curation and delivery mechanism: Music consumers agreed to consume more and pay more.
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It has a wide range of styles, mixed levels of intensity, and questionable quality standards — even when looking on streaming services like Shudder, which is exclusively dedicated to creepy curation.
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It sounds like Apple's approach would be different, considering MacRumors says this app would be free, but it still gives Apple the curation aspect that the Apple Watch is missing.
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The curation of the cases is loose: each case is accompanied by a set of labels printed to look like manila files, offering brief encyclopedia-like entries on each group.
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Some artists haven't been able to land quite as gracefully, and in recent years, the curation of surprise acts at festivals and concerts has often been met with similar antagonism.
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But as is expected for two people with a background in design — and several storage lockers worth of highly enviable antiques — the curation of a home is no small task.
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As Guilló told the New York Times in 2018, Wrong organizers practice "instant radical inclusion" in their curation, and the platform of decentralized online galleries is central to that mission.
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Indeed, aggregation (or curation — whatever you'd like to call it) of content on other sites is a major driver of reader traffic to many articles, especially in viral content publications.
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Spotify says today there are more than 3 billion user-generated music playlists on its service, so it believes that its users will embrace this new curation ability, as well.
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These tasks can be met by, among other things, new curatorial strategies through which museums partner with visitors to develop activities and events: co-curation projects, and crowdsourcing exhibition content.
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Sessions include research and conservation methods, the curation of art environments in the gallery space, collaborative preservation, site stewardship, and community relations required for keeping sites in place and relevant.
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While her curation process was largely based on an artist's intuition, she also sought out images that would stimulate these neurons to create an experience that fosters empathy in patients.
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The CEO also followed up with some more details on what he has in mind for music curation: A 'little music tool' to be released later, and even in-car karaoke.
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For years now, Valve's strategy has involved letting users and publishers do almost whatever they want while providing users with curation tools to hide the content they don't want to see.
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" John Joseph Adams on novel editors: "The most important thing that an editor is going to do, at least from my point of view, is bring that curation to the endeavor.
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"Hello, we're from the internet" is an "unauthorized gallery concept aimed at democratizing physical exhibition spaces, museums, and the curation of art within them," according to MoMAR, which developed the exhibit.
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Pandora's classic algorithm has long chosen what plays when you start up a new artist station, but these alternative modes let you switch to other types of curation for different experiences.
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The new playlists are built using these various machine learning algorithms, combined with the raw audio analysis from the Music Genome, more traditional collaborative filtering methods, and in-house editorial curation.
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The funding will be used to add more features to the service, including those that allow for more curation, sharing and self-expression, but the particulars are being kept under wraps.
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Plus, Axios' Joe Uchill notes: The App Store's software curation is an effective cybersecurity tool, since Apple checks for backdoors, surveillance, and privacy flaws, keeping the iOS software pool relatively safe.
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That kind of curation can play an amplifying role for some types of incendiary content, despite the efforts of platforms like Facebook to tweak their algorithms to "disincentivize" or "downrank" it.
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Get2thepoint Co This company does a bunch of shameless TV rip pins, but their skill is curation—they pick the highest quality and least expected moments to 'pin,' so to speak.
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Our background is in music so we are doing a lot of the booking, but we're also working with artists to make sure they are as involved in curation as possible.
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Yet another problem with the major music festivals: not only do they fail to give deserving women artists their top-most spots, but the ambition of their curation falls short overall.
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It might sound like a cushy job, but playlist curation is an increasingly vital force in the music industry and an important way for new artists to get their voices heard.
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But a spokesperson told me its combined human and technology curation team may seek to spotlight Twitter Camera tweets in the Whats Happening section about live events in the Explore tab.
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An artificial (as opposed to human) neural network (ANN) is an algorithmic construct that enables machines to learn everything from voice commands and playlist curation to music composition and image recognition.
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Eliminating humans is certainly a faster approach to content curation, but there are potential trade-offs, like a delay in catching inappropriate posts that make it into Instagram's new Stories collections.
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This larger social vision that undergirds Mel Chin's work and the insightful curation by Raicovich and No Longer Empty are the means by which we gain art that cannot be forgotten.
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Users have always had the ability to turn off the curation function, which is listed as "Show the best tweets first" in Twitter's settings menu — but only in a limited sense.
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Hoover explains how Product Hunt, now owned by AngelList, is expanding beyond its social media roots into tech news curation and features to help entrepreneurs ship their products to the world.
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More than the Met or the Louvre, the Attic is the essence of what a museum could — or should — be: a curation of individually ordinary objects that achieve a collective sublimity.
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The collective confidence and curation skills of these two boys showed in every piece of clothing: the brands they chose, the way their sneakers were tied, how their socks were worn.
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And in the entertainment world, video streaming has opened doors to a wealth of new content — so much that reporting on movies and TV shows has become an art of curation.
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"This is what happens when a platform actually has values around curation and news," Snapchat's political show host Peter Hamby tweeted in response to Axios' report about Snap's 2020 news push.
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A real solution is something kind of old-fashioned — and I think we've seen some sort of move towards this in the last couple of years — which is just human curation.
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And as an automated system as opposed to manual curation, Google may also get things wrong on occasion — especially at first, as machine learning typically improves a set of recommendations over time.
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While it's certainly a valiant effort on Twitter's part, the addition of yet another algorithmic curation tool may only add more confusing clutter to the app's already dizzying number of likeminded features.
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There's no word on whether the curation of the newer products is algorithmic or human-led, or how Facebook will vet trustworthiness, both enormous points of contention in the original Trending product.
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" For some reason, Dorsey believed that this was a situation meriting his personal intervention and personally apologized, saying "This was a clear break in our curation process and understanding, and we're fixing.
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It's certainly too much to say that the popularity of Football Manager's particular curation of reality caused all of this, but Sports Interactive aren't neutral observers of real soccer at this point.
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The murals will be painted by a group of six prominent, international street artists, under the production and curation of Street Art for Mankind to kick off the Larchmont's contemporary Art Walk.
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Beyond the more careful curation of content compared to what's found on YouTube, Jellies also introduces a number of controls that put parents in charge of what the kids get to watch.
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As curation goes, Als' exhibition can be described as a "Letter from a Region in My Mind," like Baldwin's seminal 1962 essay, which appeared later in his book, The Fire This Time.
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YouTube may always have a wider breadth of content, but through curation of creators and publishers' video content, Instagram could become the reliable place to watch something great on the small screen.
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Bots are automated programs that post from social media accounts of their own accord, with varying levels of human curation and, at face value, many are indiscernible from accounts managed by people.
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Numerous other examples, including a mass murder game called Hatred and a school shooting simulator, have prompted similar outcries around Valve's philosophy on moderation and its hands-off approach to storefront curation.
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I worry that we are moving from a time of human curation (early Svpply) to a time in which algorithms drive an increasingly large portion of what we consume (the Facebook feed).
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Aside from the app's large reach, the big story in the Times piece is Apple's embrace of human curation at a time when other tech companies are going in the other direction.
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To help with its programming and curation of the videos, Packagd has tapped a series of hosts that interact with users and viewers, answering questions and providing feedback to those making comments.
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"We are planning to apply stricter criteria, conduct more manual curation, while also significantly ramping up our team of ad reviewers to ensure ads are only running where they should," she wrote.
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A completely open Marketplace would pose a challenge to continuing curation, especially since one of the goals is to let committed content creators turn their Minecraft work into an income-generating business.
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There's minimal motivation and curation here, particularly compared to expensive blockbuster video games which are often designed, for better and worse, to hold the players hand as they cross the proverbial street.
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Its utility wasn't ever going to be a function of its size — there were brain banks whose scale Annese couldn't compete with — but rather would depend on its curation and its methods.
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Bottom line: With these updates, Flipboard is positioning itself as a competitor to some niche tech websites, like The Verge or TechCrunch, as well as general news curation platforms, like Apple News.
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Included in the film is the idea of self-curation of the social media profiles we nurture so lovingly, along with the algorithm-driven commodification of our online lives and search histories.
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It has evolved from an initial human-only in-app gig curation to a blend of human and algorithmic recommendation to try to crack the new (live) music discovery problem at scale.
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Moments is almost a year old, having methodically expanded from the US to the UK, Australia, Canada, Mexico, and Brazil under the curation leadership of former New York Times editor Marcus Mabry.
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Under the hood, the new Explore section is powered by artificial intelligence, which is being augmented with content classification and curation signals from the Instagram community to make the experience more personalized.
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But all good democratizations necessitate layers of curation to sort through all the output, which social networks have become, and tools to let the most talented artists create what's worth everyone's attention.
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Lorna Steel, a curator in the Earth Sciences Department at the National History Museum in London who specializes in bone histology, crocodylomorpha, fossil reptile curation, and pterosauria, is now my favorite person.
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AI health startups are attracting vast venture capital (a commercial AI program flagged the Wuhan pneumonia cases one day after Pollack's source), while ProMED's old-fashioned human curation runs on a shoestring.
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We must have explicit disclosure about the operation of the advertising and content curation processes on dominant digital media platforms -- including the social impact of algorithms and the presence of nonhuman accounts.
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You simply take a quick beauty quiz, and IPSY picks the perfect products for you using its expert match technology, assessing hundreds of different data points for a curation that embodies you.
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While Moussa first began as an interpreter and coordinator of museum activities, her promotion to curator meant that she needed to learn about managing a museum and the curation of Coptic art.
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Taking one campaign manager's email account and releasing it with zero curation in the last month of an election needs to be treated as what it is: political sabotage, not whistle-blowing.
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As she verbalizes her reactions in real time and expresses cracks in her worldview and assumptions, we see firsthand how the curation and delivery of images can impact one's point of view.
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There were a couple of small independent stores and websites like eBay, but nothing that was trusted or had the fashion curation my friends and I were looking for when shopping online.
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EAT UP Join a Curation Series dinner, a communal, sit-down dinner party for 2110 that pairs cuisine from top Pacific Northwest chefs and live music (tickets on sale in April). Aug.
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"This partnership addresses the market's challenges by combining the Farfetch brand and curation with the scale and influence of the foremost Chinese e-commerce giant," Farfetch CEO Jose Neves said in the statement.
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Twitter already has Moments, its news curation tool now buried in the search tab, as well as a new popular articles list in an attempt to replicate the success of aggregation service Nuzzel.
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Combining machine learning ranking algorithms with human editors would allow platforms to scale intelligent curation to increasing amounts of content: We need to train our computers to think and act like real editors.
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Spotify did not offer its own curation for years until it acquired a small firm that was providing human-created playlists by activity in 2013, paving the way for popular music discovery features.
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Quite what Carter will be doing at Jeff Bezos's company remains unclear, but it's a safe bet that it'll have a lot to do with Amazon Music Unlimited, Amazon Echo and music curation.
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But it is much more information than what was displayed before, which was restricted mostly to lyrics, cover art, and the song features that Pandora's Music Genome Project uses for curation and personalization.
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David Naggar, the Amazon's VP of Kindle Content, says that it's an attempt to provide a pure-data recommendation list that cuts through some of the human curation that colors other bestseller lists.
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In an era of personal brands and social-media curation, I was amused, and a little wistful, to have a realistic glimpse of what I had been like as an awkward college student.
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It'd be controversial (you can bet most services won't like the idea) but you could avoid much of the controversy by making the — let's call it auto-curation — of push alerts opt-in.
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More to the point, curation isn't necessarily a bad thing: it's better than scrolling through what essentially amount to random posts based on nothing more than the massive social construct known as time.
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Co-founder Garrett Camp announced on Medium that the internet discovery service will shutter, and all StumbleUpon accounts will be transitioned over to Mix, a curation platform that incorporates your social media presence.
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This is what companies like Nuzzel hope to offer: curation as a service, putting a filter on the great fire-hose of content, and the opportunity for context rather than just more news.
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A topic follow would theoretically open up the possibility of Facebook doing more of its own curation of news sources, either through its own efforts or through the use of its audience data.
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Nearly 20 years into its lifespan and growing faster than ever, Roadburn's springtime gathering boasts the most daring and forward-thinking lineups in the greater spectrum of rock music and general art curation.
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He will be replaced by Jason Hirschhorn, the CEO of "digital content curation" company ReDEF Group, who has previously been an executive at Myspace and Sling and served as MTV's Chief Digital Officer.
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But then, in late August — just as the election cycle hit its peak — Facebook fired its news curation team, announcing that it was adopting "a more algorithmically driven process" for managing trending topics.
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I took a break from jam curation because I had my hands full with the Panorama festival, the celebration of music, art, and technology that gobbled up last weekend in New York City.
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In a way, this technique brings curation back full-circle to the approach Pandora began employing over a decade ago, when it hired musicologists to listen to tracks and assign them certain characteristics.
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Its unique high-low curation is worth noting, as well: You can buy a $5,000 dress or a $9 phone case — both are equally cool and valued in the context of the selection.
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Which is not to say that curation like this is about replacing the wall of noise triple-A produces; rather, it's encouraging you to listen to a different song once in a while.
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This is the start of Snapchat crowdsourcing not only content but curation to dig out the best citizen journalism, comedy, and beauty shot on its app and turn it into easily consumable compendiums.
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The eclectic curation of talent local and abroad is always on point; having hosted past acts as Constantines, Destroyer, Grimes, Arcade Fire—who performed under the decoy name Shark Attack—and Angel Olsen.
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Paige's approach uses much larger data sets than are typically employed in AI-based diagnostics, but without the tight curation that focuses other efforts much more narrowly on specific types of cancer diagnostics.
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Raffaelli, who specializes in the adaption of legacy industries and previously studied the resurgence of Swiss watchmakers and pencil manufacturers, found that it boiled down to the 3 C's: community, curation, and convening.
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The Journalism Fellow will engage with thought leaders in the field of curation, arranging interviews, reviewing relevant projects, and keeping track of new developments while producing articles of interest to a general public.
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However, the curation of works creates an illuminating tension, as the juxtaposition of Hockney and van Gogh serves to show that the latter's paintings are not as "joyful" as many would automatically assume.
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Digiday notes that Facebook hasn't gone as far as Apple with its news curation plans, since Apple is thought to have had a team of around 30 people when it launched Apple News.
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At times I felt I had gone a little off the deep end in my intense curation of those bags of frozen breast milk, carefully ferried to the day care center every day.
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It recommended that the CRTC be given a much broader mandate, to include three classes of companies: curation, such as Netflix and Amazon Prime; news aggregators including cable companies and sites like Yahoo!
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We will continue to work to improve our efforts here, and people always have the option of turning off our curation if they just want to see content from the people they follow.
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The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation asked Facebook Chairman and Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg in a letter to answer questions about the company's news curation practices and its trending topics section.
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The curation, which consists of four distinct parts in a kind of nesting doll arrangement, lets the viewer draw her own connections between Thomas's work in various mediums and that of her influences.
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A lack of on-device storage space, plus internet connectivity, equals a reliance on streaming, which is embedded in a money-making web of likes, follows, comments, hype, curation algorithms, and social sharing.
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Even as we write this, however, Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat continue to ramp up their new curation — not to mention the many messaging applications like Line, which also serve as a platform for publishers.
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Even though WikiLeaks helped Snowden to find safe harbor in Russia, the former contractor took to Twitter in the summer of 2016 to make the argument in favor of "curation" over massive data dumps.
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Last week, I talked about how services like Instagram had moved beyond letting their algorithms take over the curation process as they tested minimizing key user metrics such as "like" counts on the platform.
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The new Apple TV app offers personalized and curated recommendations from more than 150 video apps and streaming services and over 100,000 iTunes movies and TV shows via machine learning and expert editorial curation.
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Facebook Trending, a product designed to showcase popular topics and news but that instead became a lighting rod for accusations of bias and a case study in the failure of algorithmic curation, died today.
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Spotify recently added a feature that will occasionally pop up a full-screen recommendation of a new album the service thinks you'll like, based on a combination of your listening taste and human curation.
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But all photo ops aside, Siraino's goal was to curate and develop a customer-driven space that features a curation of hand-selected products controlled by the designer himself, as opposed to a buyer.
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Fessler says the interviews are an "unfiltered curation of ideas" aimed at bringing the same level of complexity to female leaders as profiles on prominent male leaders, such as Elon Musk and Steve Jobs.
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Poethig's curation of these impactful and intense works not only provides a potent and incisive memorial, it is a sobering reminder of how these women, artists, and the viewer can help break the silence.
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Pandora is then taking this raw data and using it in combination with a series of over 75 machine learning algorithms, collaborative filtering (automatic prediction) methods, and human curation to build the personalized playlists.
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And most importantly, in terms of its business, YouTube says it will more carefully consider which channels and videos are eligible for advertising using a set of stricter criteria, combined with more manual curation.
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But Good Shepherd has found that careful curation, help with pain points like localization, and other avenues of stewardship can make games as reliable an investment as a mutual fund, but considerably more profitable.
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Support for Tizen smartwatch apps isn't great, curation in Samsung's Galaxy Wear app is lacking, and the new Galaxy Watch—especially the larger 46mm model—is a bit too thick for most people's tastes.
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Luxury Retreats is a bit different from these because of its attention to vetting sites — or "curation" as Poulin calls it — and generally making the walls of its sharing sandbox just that much higher.
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But as much as he liked the curation and aggregation of reviews that gave each film a score, he was frustrated he couldn't filter results based on the number of critic or audience reviews.
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While one former contractor did tell Gizmodo in 2016 that the site's curation of "trending topics" had a "chilling effect on conservative news," these curators were attempting to enforce a set of journalistic standards.
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StoryStream has a platform for figuring this out, and has now raised a $2.6M (£1.8M)Series A funding to address the content marketing industry with its real-time search, curation and content publishing technology.
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"But for us, it's not really quantity, but the quality of the library — of the curation around the tracks," says Pandora VP of Product, Chris Becherer, who joined the company from the Rdio acquisition.
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The startup just raised $400k from 500 Startups' Nordic Fund and Raa Invest to pour fuel on its social storytelling and curation tool, helping brands leverage the crowd to tell stories from all angles.
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Thanks in part, I'm sure, to the subtle intellectualism of the show's early period and partly because of the curation, Scenic_Simpsons evokes the silently screaming stillness of Todd Haynes's Safe, or Terrence Malick's Badlands.
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The expansive inclusion of people who escape clear "transgender" classification but present a trans-ish sensibility tickles not only the stern proclamation of transgender existence, but also the nose-raised attitude of museum curation.
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While Silicon Valley was shunning editing and curation done by humans, and instead relying on computers to spot and disseminate news, Snapchat began hiring producers and reporters to assemble clips into in-depth pieces.
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Booking acts as wildly disparate as Powell and Kano, the Teklife crew and Charlotte Church, the Bristol festival is a masterclass not only in putting on great shows, but in engendering identity through curation.
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Others, including Twitter engineer Andrew Huang — who wrote extensively about the algorithmic feed when it was first implemented in 2016 — have said that users' FOMO was what proved there was a need for curation.
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It's also about a growing distrust and weariness of algorithmic curation, the way social media algorithms increasingly help to spread misinformation, and the loss of user control over what they see on their feeds.
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The show, famously, was protested by the Black Emergency Cultural Coalition who objected to Thomas Hoving's curation of documentary-like photographs of life in Harlem that had a grossly insufficient representation of Black artists.
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There are the buttoned-up ones, who have their sights set on Ivy League degrees, and free-spirited ones, who view the curation of their child's creativity and self-expression as a monumental task.
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Apple has been pushing further into curation with the surprisingly good Apple Arcade and not-as-good (yet) Apple TV Plus, and hosting its own app awards show is another step down that path.
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There are Self-Care Game Jams, Merritt Kopas' curation of "Soft Chambers", and people making games like Morning Post, in which brightly colored characters smile at you as you throw post at their faces.
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The obvious hope here is that better news curation will give users more incentive to spend time inside the app, where LinkedIn can make money from other products like sponsored posts or sponsored jobs.
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Internationally-known arts organization apexart offers opportunities to independent curators and artists to challenge their ideas about art, its practice, and its curation as an apexart exhibition in New York City or around the world.
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Through this placement, the curation echoes critiques of urban development embedded in the work itself, which suggests the ways in which economic resources and city planning decisions can be exploited for corporate and private benefit.
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Meanwhile, a revamped Google News will use heavy AI curation to serve up articles and videos it thinks you'll be interested in based along with information it thinks you should have from outside your bubble.
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The release also states that Pandora's Browse tab will recommend featured playlists based on users' listening habits, a combination of algorithm and curation that should be familiar to anyone who spends time in Spotify playlists.
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As many art-world professionals debate over whether identity-based curation pigeonholes artists of color, Kha and Hasan seem to use their exhibition to bring out resonances in their work without having to define it.
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DJing and filmmaking alike are as much about endurance as they are the curation of emotion: a DJ has to keep the groove, the crowd, and their own body going for extended periods of time.
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If anything, it looks as if Periscope is taking a cue from Snapchat, which also moved from purely-temporary image and video sharing to longer-lasting features and editorial content curation with stories and Discover.
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The participants are mostly strong, prominent artists who have well-developed practices, but, thanks to curation that mostly focuses on the artistic equivalent of dick pics (and sculpture), the whole show feels plodding and uncomplicated.
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This doesn't mean that attacks on social media are inherently compromised, nor does it mean that we should be unconcerned by the financial threats facing standard news sources, with their indispensable fact-gathering and curation.
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The Hate News Index will keep an eye out for false positives (casual uses of the word "hate" for example), striking a responsible balance between machine learning and human curation on a very sensitive subject.
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The letter comes after Gizmodo on Monday reported on allegations by one former news curator, who worked for Facebook as a contractor, that the curation team routinely suppressed or blacklisted topics of interest to conservatives.
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And the first table, right inside the door, shows the kind of data-informed curation that Amazon seems to be aiming for: "Highly Rated" books, rated 4.8 stars and above — on Amazon's website, of course.
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With the right curation based on which friends you interact with most, and its big preview tiles Snap and Instagram lack, it could be an easy way to consume content from those you're closest to.
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Welcome to the platisher party As you'd expect for an company with VSCO's design and art chops, the standard of curation on the journals is high: they look gorgeous and highlight interesting stories and individuals.
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And if that happened or if we raised the bar some, then we have to look at it, but ... Hayes: Let me ask one follow-up question about sort of this idea of curation. Yes.
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Wikileaks, as is its style, seems not to have done much in the way of curation, simply dumping the emails out in a searchable database that journalists have been combing through in search of stories.
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He was showing off the library at the Ham Yard Hotel in Soho, for which Mr. Blackwell's company Ultimate Library selected about 5,000 books for the shelves, an act of curation that's literary and visual.
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Earlier this year, Tribune announced that it was reinventing itself as a "content curation and monetization company focused on creating and distributing premium, verified content" (whatever that means) and giving itself a new name: Tronc.
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However, it occasionally falters when the curation provides greater room to prominent international artists rather than local ones, thus creating a disconnect between the works that are displayed across thirteen important venues throughout the city.
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In a series of exhibitions paid for by corporations and the mega-rich, its curation elided many of the messy, difficult nuances of newsgathering in favor of what someone's approximation of "crowd-pleasing" must be.
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Positioned as Netflix's largest commercial play of the holiday season, this high-budget mess is reflective of the streaming service's shotgun approach to content curation and scrambled priorities when it comes to the action genre.
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According to its new owner Authentic Brands Group — which bought the company after it filed for bankruptcy earlier this year — it will include "eclectic curation of boutiques, art and cultural installations and exhibits, and entertainment."
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We're not talking about how well-read these people are, about their skills at differential calculus, or whether they can say snarky things at cocktail parties about the shoddy curation of the Tribeca Film Festival.
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Since these hackers won't stop, we need to build resilience by emphasizing curation, context and ethics, and by no longer acting as if something that has been hacked and dumped is all up for grabs.
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Yes, but: Snapchat didn't take much heat for fake news during the 2016 election, in part because it has heavily invested in journalists and editors to manage its news and content curation from the start.
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The curation at Art Mûr Montreal's three-story gallery was impeccable: works of different mediums, including crafts, street art, and video cohabited in the space without overshadowing or having their meaning bleed into neighboring works.
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Author Mike Jay, who previously explored nitrous oxide's beginnings in his book The Atmosphere of Heaven, penned an introduction to this chronological collection of essays, scientific observations, and poetry, as well as assisted with its curation.
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That said, with a bit of curation, it is possible for our social media feeds to do more than just spark FOMO — they can be a source of inspiration and maybe even a force for good.
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Get active readers' eyes on your content (and keep them coming back) using the lessons you'll find in this course, which covers everything from content curation and analytics techniques to email outreach and social media promotion.
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Bahrain's Hala Kaiksow took home the Designer Award for androgynous adaptations of traditional clothing, and Tala Haijar was presented the Curation Award for the design of Lebanon's Blueprint Beirut exhibit, exploring the development of Lebanese fashion.
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Its solution is complete human curation of video content, combined with a focus on videos that allow kids to explore their world, instead of being force-fed videos designed to promote consumerism, distraction, and bad attitudes.
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"One of the things we're most excited about and the area where i feel like we really excel is in music curation," explains iHeart's Chief Product Officer, Chris Williams, of how Playlist Radio came to be.
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The deal, arranged through popular children's animation distributor GKIDS, gives HBO Max an edge in the much-vaunted streaming wars, which have seen studios and platforms rush to incentivize viewership based on content offerings and curation.
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It's important to note that this type of bias isn't solely a YouTube problem; other social media platforms like Tumblr have also developed content curation algorithms that appear to conflate queer content with sexually explicit content.
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And any time the words "news" and "social network" are within a thousand miles of each other, you have to wonder who is doing the work of curation and preventing fake news or abuse from appearing.
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Even this bookstore, which is celebrating its 55th anniversary this year and has a solid member base, has posted a call to action for support so it can continue to prioritize "thoughtful curation" over best-sellers.
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The streaming movie service Tribeca Shortlist, which comes from Lionsgate and Tribeca Enterprises (the Tribeca Film Festival org), is also touting its own movie streaming service's quality and curation as its advantage over Netflix, for example.
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The news curation team writes headlines for each of the topics, along with a three-sentence summary of the news story it's pegged to, and choose an image or Facebook video to attach to the topic.
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Because the new thing I'm hearing from independent developers—who also tell me that they love to be on the Switch—is that there is some growing frustration with the curation and discoverability on the eShop.
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A key part of the revamp involves new, cleaner navigation combined with an element of human curation to the network's content, which now sees videos organized into various categories like Music, Animation, Travel, Documentary and more.
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Instead of worrying about SEO, Google Amp configuration, email list curation, and all of the other issues with running a media company, publishers that utilize Medium can focus on creating compelling content and building their audience.
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Tribune Publishing, the storied newspaper brand behind some of the nation's biggest broadsheets, is now tronc, a "content curation and monetization company" with a head-scratching name that might sound better suited for a cartoon caveman.
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But it is also true – and some nonprofits have found this in their struggle to get audiences – that well-reported news stories are also not worth much without the power of strong distribution and curation channels.
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Well before the ubiquity of Spotify playlists, algorithmic curation, and "lo-fi beats to relax/study to," Arca was crafting her own seamless amalgamations of popular and fringe culture—and presenting them as authored listening experiences.
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With Huawei potentially holding a monopoly on the flow and curation of 5G information across the globe, who knows if it will allow adequate access to investigate terrorist threats, emerging trends, threat vectors, and critical data.
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On museum-quality curation: I wanted to look back at artists who are part of a significant historical timeline, to take works that are key to our consciousness and bring them together to reframe a conversation.
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That means Spotify at least wasn't supposed to be rifling through everyone's messages to find out what bands they talk about so it could build better curation algorithms, and there's no evidence yet that it did.
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As the game goes on, you learn that the narrator has been editing the game and editorializing in the curation, and what begins as a celebration turns into a story of abuse, pain, and interpersonal violence.
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For eight years, Flipboard co-founder and CEO Mike McCue has been building a news curation app that organizes articles into a format more conducive to mobile devices — and now reaches 100 million readers a month.
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The concern from the Wikipedia community is that a Google-like search engine could represent a shift in the organization's focus from human-led curation and editing of articles to one driven by automated data lookup.
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The Miami-based orchestral academy for young musicians arrives at Carnegie Hall this week to perform two programs that insightfully balance the old and the new, as part of Tilson Thomas's curation of Carnegie's Perspectives series.
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I subsequently wrote about the show, highlighting its inclusive and forthrightly political analysis (conveyed through captions and wall text), and the innovative curation which interspersed pieces of contemporary art throughout a narrative relating the state's origins.
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Hollywood Records is releasing a Freddie Mercury "Never Boring" box set -- a 5-disc curation of his music, visuals, and written and spoken words -- announced on what would have been the late Queen singer's 73rd birthday.
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The label seems to unleash a new tape every few weeks (not that anyone's complaining; good shit is good shit, and if there's anything Master excels at, it's the creation and curation of certified Good Shit).
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But rather than send you on a wild goose chase through the site (remember we said this was supposed to be simple), we're streamlining the process with a curation of some fun presents to consider right here.
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Toward the end of last year, I started an [art curation and publishing] business and I realized that the business was going to be very time-consuming if I was going to make a success of it.
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