UX Magazine’s Kristina Halvorson dissects the role of Content Strategy in UX Design today.

"Content strategy plans for the creation, delivery, and governance of content. Better content. Content people care about. Content that supports your business objectives and meets your users' goals. It's a long-term fix for content problems of all sizes."

Ken Doctor on Copyediting in Newsonomics: "What’s copyediting worth these days? Of course, it used to be something we took for granted — like writing and design — just part of the journalistic process. You know, a second set of eyes, at least, on any story that would be published. There’s been a fair amount of craft skirmishing about copyediting, its role and its decline, over the last decade. I’ve been confronted this week by several recent “editing” experiences and data points, which have renewed my own thinking about editing, its value and how news people can harvest that value."

Following on from my previous Pinboard post, the Nieman Journalism Lab's Jonathan Stray has had the opportunity to find out more about the BBC's User Generarted Content Hub from one of its contributors Silvia Costeloe.

MA Online Journalism (Birmingham City University) student Caroline Beavon has posted a series of videos from her workshop with Matthew Eltringham, who heads up the BBC's User Generated Content Hub.

Forget about content ‘curation’ and ‘aggregation’—Enter ‘content brokering’.

Jeff Jarvis comments on what he sees as the iPad's inability to create and share "content" as easily as he'd hoped.

Martin Langeveld, a newspaper executive with a background in marketing, PR and strategic planning shares his views on how and why the iPad (and mobile platforms in general) will become dominant platforms in the broadcasting information. Langeveld and his partners run CircLabs Inc. a Silicon Valley-based firm offering a holistic, user-centric suite of solutions aimed at sustaining journalism in a digital world. Fantastic Resource.

Jack Matthews, CEO of Fairfax Digital, talks about the direction in which journalism is headed. Matthew has vast experience in pay television, telecoms and the internet.