down the avenue: Curation is King: Rosenbaum in Silicon Valley Next Week For Book Release: CURATION NATION

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April 22, 2011

Curation is King: Rosenbaum in Silicon Valley Next Week For Book Release: CURATION NATION

"Curation, not creation, is king and Rosenbaum shows you why and what you can do with this knowledge. This is a great piece of research and analysis," says Guy Kawasaki.

"Read this book. Embrace Curation - and you'll be ready to "Crush It" with your focus and passion in the noisy new world of massive data overload," says Gary Vaynerchuk.

I have my own views which will follow in a more extensive book review shortly. (I just finished it). The short of it is: A must read. More to follow.

Author Steve Rosenbaum is in Silicon Valley next week to celebrate the book launch of Curation Nation: A World Where Consumers Are Creators. If you're in the Bay Area (or can be), don't miss attending his book celebration in Palo Alto on Tuesday night, April 26, 2011 for a book signing and a great discussion on curation: what it is, why it's important and where it's going. Details in the above invite including how/where to RSVP or feel free to email me.

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