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Spool’s next bet is on collaborative curation

Today Spool is mostly being used to bookmark and sync content that you want to consume later across multiple devices. But there is an opportunity for it to go beyond managing interesting content and enable its users to share content with relevant groups.

Spool’s next bet is on collaborative curation

Today Spool is mostly being used to bookmark and sync content that you want to consume later across multiple devices. But there is an opportunity for it to go beyond managing interesting content and enable its users to share content with relevant groups.

Daily Must Reads, Jan. 23, 2012

The best stories across the web on media and technology, curated by Lily Leung


1. AP CEO Tom Curley, who led company into digital space, to retire (Poynter)

2. Twitter reacts to death of Joe Paterno (Mashable)

3. White House joins Google+ (Los Angeles Times)


4. Apple enters...

Time to Stoke Those Kindle Fire Sales Estimates

Some 5.5 million in Q4, says Barclays. By the way: Has anyone seen one of these in the wild?

Want a Cheaper Tablet? Just Wait.

The gadget you don't buy today should be 16 percent cheaper in a year, says J.P. Morgan.

Time Inc. Magazines Make It to the Kindle Fire, After All

It took some haggling, but Time Warner's publishing unit joins Hearst, Condé Nast and other big publishers on Amazon's new tablet.

Amazon Reminds Nook Buyers That the Fire Will Have Netflix, Too

Barnes & Noble plays up the fact that its tablet works with third-party media apps. "Just like ours," says Amazon. But neither tablet will give users full access to the Google's Android Market.

The Nook Doesn’t Need the Cloud. The Nook Needs the Cloud. Discuss.

Unlike Amazon's Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble's new tablet isn't tied to a proprietary cloud service. The bookseller seems to have mixed feelings about it.

Barnes & Noble Rolls Out New Nook in New York

We've seen Amazon's Kindle Fire. Time for the competition to answer back.

Here Comes the New Nook. Cloud Sold Separately.

Barnes & Noble gets ready to offer a tablet that looks a lot like the Kindle Fire -- except it will be more expensive and won't have the proprietary cloud service that Amazon has built. Will anyone notice?

Barnes & Noble Gets Ready to Fire Back at the Kindle With a Nook Tablet

The bookseller's unveiling isn't scheduled until Monday, but here's what we're likely to see: An Android-based device priced at $249.

Something New From Nook, Coming in a Week

Barnes & Noble will be announcing ... something at a New York City press conference in a week. Hint No. 1: It will be about the Nook.