Paper.li, one of the major players in content curation, added today a new feature to its list of interactive tools.
The Paper.li Topical Browser allows users to navigate through the millions of daily articles curated on Paper.li and discover the most shared and relevant content in its database.
"The Paper.li Topical Browser opens the door for anyone to discover and explore content spanning more than 20,000 curated topics," says the Paper.li blog. " Ranging from mainstream to niche, only community vetted content with a high correlation of topical relevance surfaces, making even long-tail content easy to discover -- think 'poisonous dart frogs', 'knot theory' and 'visual music'."
To use the new tool, visit http://paper.li/topics. Enter the topic of your choice or click on one of the suggested topics displayed on the page. The search results will appear in blog-like fashion, with the right sidebar featuring a series of related topics and a list of top publishers covering the topic. You can also share your finds on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn.
The Topical Browser is currently in Alpha and available only in English.
Paper.li was launched in 2010 by SmallRivers SA, a Switzerland-based company. The service creates personalized newspapers by aggregating and curating content from Twitter and Facebook.
Paper.li currently boasts 400,000 online newspapers.
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