Social media is one of the most influential types of online publishing
today, but many still doubt its ability to generate quality content.
Yet publishers from a widening array of market segments can actually be
the key drivers for content quality, and can enable social media
members to contribute to key editorial functions. How does quality
content bubble to the top in social media, and what are the best
practices that publishers can follow to generate and manage the quality
of social media? This panel event that will look at content that's being generated
for consumers on the open Web, and content for business information
consumers that is becoming good enough to license as the "golden
source" to enterprise customers.
What are your own thoughts on this topic? What questions do you have for experts?