[Mjux]

I understand the same content works by businessinsider brought this in context.

Businessinsider apology types - "We don't "scrape" content, at least not in the way Marco thinks we do.." (http://businessinsider.com/marco-arment-business-insider-201...)

Cameron koczon in http://m.alistapart.com/articles/orbital-content/ mentioned the same orbital content strategy, which my blog coverage - http://mjux.tumblr.com/tagged/strategy on aggregation and curation. The whole point of ".. this transformation of our relationship with content will force us to rethink existing reputation, distribution, and monetization models—and all for the better."

  is move away from "read once and save".

Similar judgement - http://twitter.com/mjUX/statuses/169836710174277632 " content + credits reads as the only #contentstrategy."

The via and h/t links make the same flaws but place only bits for twitter content.

  /edit: As much I enjoy the apropos elements in instapaper. It provides the same "context and immediacy" in twitter - http://twitter.com/mjux/statuses/179422000517873666