One of our most popular posts is 30+ Cool Content Curation Tools, which is a great list of over 30 different tools that will help your discover, share and curate content for your blog, website or social media presence. Our readers have left a lot of great suggestions in the comment section for additional curation tools and resources, and it seems more new tools crop up every week.

So today we’re back with another huge list of content curation tools that includes some old favorites (like Google Reader, that we somehow overlooked on our original list…shame on us!), new players that have surged in popularity since the last time we published a list like this (hello, Pinterest!) as well as some up and coming curation sites and platforms.

(Note: Tools not listed in any particular order!)

Curation Tool	About
	Pinterest — A content sharing service that allows members to “pin” images, videos and other objects to their pinboard. Great way to discover content visually!
	Google Reader — Perhaps the best RSS feed reader on the web. Constantly checks your favorite news sites, blogs and other RSS feeds for the latest content and delivers them to your stream.
	CurationSoft — Discover, review, and curate content from Google Blog Search, YouTube, Twitter, Google News, Flickr and any RSS Feed you want.
	LiveBinders — Combine all of your cloud documents, website links and upload your desktop documents - to then easily access, share, and update your binders from anywhere.
	Searcheeze — Create magazines about your favorite topics and gain authority online. Collect text, photos, articles and videos from around the web and Searcheeze turns them into a customizable magazine for you to manage and curate.
	WP-Drudge — A website template for WordPress sites that makes it easy to post external articles, your own blog posts and links to other sites. Add images, display featured content and insert ads easily.
	Darwin Awareness Engine — A real-time discovery tool that allows you to identify patterns of events happening across the internet. Designed to help professionals who need to know “what’s going on right now” about any given topic.
	Postano — Premium social media content aggregation, syndication and integration tool. Integrate real-time social media content into your website, create social media displays to energize events, deploy Facebook apps, & more. Offers a free trial.
	Surfmark — Annotate, capture, organize and share your web searches. “Save all the effort you put in seeking knowledge from the Web and turn it into something you can keep forever.”
	attrakt — A “smart search engine” that lets you save your favorite sites (as well as read and search within them) and share your knowledge with others. Create “boxes” for themes that interest you to make visiting your favorite sites and discovering their content easier.
	Target Info’s MyCurator — A WordPress plugin that utilizes a cloud service to post all of your curated articles to your WordPress site automatically.
	Trap.it — AI-powered curation tool that learns your tastes and continues to deliver “on topic” content even as your tastes evolve. Captures what you want and “serves it up fresh and spam-free all day long.”
	Delicious — Once just a simple bookmarking tool, Delicious has upgraded recently to include more curation-like features like the ability to create “stacks” and discover others.
	Zootool — Visual bookmarking tool that helps you organize and share your favorite images, videos, documents and links from all over the web.
	Gimme Bar — “Don’t just bookmark the web, save it.” Stores and organizes all your saved web clippings in your personal library in the cloud and lets you back everything up to Dropbox. Make your collections public to share and discover cool stuff that other shave collected.
	Faveous — Collects your favorites from Twitter, Google Reader, YouTube and Facebook “Likes” in one single place. Easy to curate, easy to manage.
	iFlow — Create, curate and follow “flows” on any topic. A curation mixing board for anything and everything that interests you.
	Flockler — Invite-only! Your CMS & Social Content + Flocker’s Social Algorithm + Employee Curation = You choose content as Editor-inChief -> You publish magazine for iPhone, iPad & desktop.
	Prismatic — Connect your social networks and Prismatic will learn about your interests and how you interact to show you the most interesting content and conversations from your friends.
	Kweeper — (FR) “The easiest way to gather, organize & share things that matter.”
	The Tweeted Times — A real-time personalized newspaper generated from your Twitter account. Aggregates news in your Twitter stream and ranks items by popularity among your friends.
	Addict-o-matic — Really cool yet simple little tool that lets you instantly create a custom page with the latest buzz on any topic, so you can get an “at-a-glance” picture of what’s happening.
	Utopic — “Never lose a bookmark again!” Save any web page quickly with the Utopic browser extension. Your links are automatically tagged by keywords to find them fast later, and discover similar items from top contributors
	Mass Relevance — A social integration platform enabling producers and marketers to aggregate, filter, and integrate real-time social content into virtually any brand or media experience.
	Collected — Grab online feeds from news sources, blogs, video services or social media and merge them into collections to get a blog-like stream covering a certain topic, person, group of people or basically…anything!
	PostPost — “PostPost search results are filled with super-relevant information from the people you follow on Twitter—the links, photos, news, reviews and insights totally missing from real-time search.” Sign up to let PostPo.st automatically gather what you and the people you follow have shared so you can always have it on demand.
	MyTweetMag — “Turns your Twitter links into your personal blog stream. Curate your topic and show what you’re passionate about!” Instead of merely embedding a Twitter stream into your blog, use MyTweetMag to turn all those links you share on Twitter into a beautifully-styled “magazine” of your curated content that blends in with your blog.
	Kurate — Follow the news topics that are most important to you, then publish curated news streams for your team or customers. Start with one topic, then fine-tune your stream by adding more keywords, excluding keywords (great feature!), and adding sources like RSS feeds.
	Thoora — “An engine to help discover, rate and deliver the highest quality, most trusted, and relevant content on any given topic.” Create a topic, add some sources, and let Thoora trawl the web for relevant links. Share your topic on Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn.
	Netvibes — “Everything that matters to you, all in one dashboard.” Completely personalize your web experience by pulling anything/everything (news, blogs, weather, email, search queries, videos, photos, podcasts, and much more) into one constantly updated easy-to-browse dashboard that will help you curate content.
	FlashIssue — If you hate creating email newsletters, this is the tool for you. Works with the FlashClipper curation app to let you easily curate, produce, & share great-looking email newsletters in just a few minutes.

We hope you have fun exploring these tools! Do you know of any other useful content curation tools? Is your favorite missing from this list? Please share them with us in the comments or send us an email and we’ll consider adding your tool to our list.

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2. Thanks for the notice about the Darwin Awareness Engine! As you note, the Engine is designed for professionals, not for the casual curator, leading to real-time awareness of events and trends that affect business decisions, strategic planning, political campaigning, journalism, brand and reputation management.

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4. Content curation is a valuable part of the marketing mix, especially on brand blogs. My business partner and I have been thinking about this for a while, in hopes of avoiding the trap of putting content curation in a silo, similar to what many marketers are doing with social media.

   The reality is that there are only three types of content: created, contributed, and curated. CREATED content is rich in originality and insights, but is also very time consuming to create. Similarly, CONTRIBUTED content, written or originated by guest writers/bloggers for your brand, is great for adding to your thought leadership and collaboration in your industry, but it is time consuming to both create and manage.
   CURATED content, however, has the potential to provide quality and quantity, since we are adding our insight to existing content. Curation also gives our implicit stamp of importance, merely because we choose to share it out rather than delete/discard it.

     Comment by Cameron Gawley — July 20, 2012 @ 2:14 pm

5. Thanks Therese for this — I was not aware of the breadth and depth of this new trend or so it was both an introduction and a detailed overview. Very helpful in my field.

     Comment by zavera — July 22, 2012 @ 9:29 am

6. Thanks so much for the mention!

     Comment by Josh @ WP-Drudge — July 26, 2012 @ 6:26 pm

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13. We are thrilled to see Attrakt on the list,thanks!

      Comment by Georgette Jupe — November 11, 2012 @ 7:59 am

14. I did not know about all the tools. Great. I would also add a new one I’ve just tried: doodoo.com a nice tool for video curation

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16. You should check out

    List.ly as a Social Curation Tool

    I made your lists into a list so you can see it in action.

    Whole idea is to embed live content in your blog.

    http://list.ly/list/2IN-30-more-content-curation-tools?feature=search

      Comment by Nick Kellet — November 13, 2012 @ 10:06 am

17. Also worth mentioning is http://spike.newswhip.com. It tracks the real-time sharing of tens of thousands of news articles from around the world and ranks them accordingly. Great way to stay on top of what people are talking about in your vertical.

      Comment by Tom — December 13, 2012 @ 10:01 am

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