Top COntent Curation Sites

Storify is a cool way to demonstrate the use of live-tweeting at an event. It’s a fun way to tell a story in real time without having to invest too effort in writing an old-fashioned blog. Storify Blends original content with socially distributed material and comments. Includes good selection of outside sources to search. Simple editing tools, similar to online blogging software. Ability to notify creators of source material.

Easily curate engaging magazines. Effectively feed your web presence.

Pinterest is a tool for collecting and organizing things you love. Pinterest is a famous site to organize, find and share great content in form of images that you pin on your boards.

Publish Twitter, Facebook, Google+ or any web content into your own online newspaper.

Learnist makes it easy to share what you know by curating the web. You can use videos, blogs, books, docs, images or anything on the web to explain anything.

Pearltrees is a social library. It lets you cultivate your interests. Collect, organize and share everything you like.

List.ly is a way to create and share lists, as well as integrate collaborative lists into your own blog posts, acting as a catalyst for others to build upon the lists you share.

Feedly is a news aggregator application for various Web browsers and mobile devices running iOS and Android, also available as a cloud-based service. It compiles news feeds from a variety of online sources for the user to customize and share with others.

ContentGems helps marketers find, curate, and share engaging content so they can build their company’s thought leadership and increase qualified website traffic.

Flipboard is on a quest to transform how people discover, view and share content by combining the beauty and ease of print with the power of social media.

noosfeer is a new content related service which runs on a different approach instead of searching for the most popular content on the web, you’d be able to DISCOVER what you really want to see.