With this post, we start the series of articles with review various tools. Because we a startup, we are constantly monitoring our competitors. And recently we thought : “We have much information about various tools and apps, we can share this with our readers!”. But we don’t want be a windbags and therefore add expert opinions and reviews.

Since LikeHack is personal content curator, we certainly start with free content curation software. Continue reading “Best content curation software in 2013” »

Surfing the Web I have found a great slidedeck of Guillaume Decugis (CEO at Scoop.it).
I’m absolutly agree with him. In the near future algorithms can not replace the human in issue of content selection.

Continue reading “Humanrithm: why data without people is not enough.” »

There are lots of information around us and every day we receive even more and more. You just can’t imagine how many useless links and tweets are being just ignored by you daily. More than that – recently Twitter users started to leverage a new tag – TMI. It stands for Too Much Information and marks completely awful posts and tweets, which you would never want to read. So, 1,500 tweets with hashtag #tmi were generated within the past 24 hours.

Continue reading “TMI – the tag of the crazy world” »

It’s happened to all of us. You sit down at the computer, excited about a cool new website you wanted to show your friends. But because you failed to bookmark it or write down the address, you draw a blank at “www……”

Information overload strikes again. What with all of the Facebook statuses, Tweets, news feeds, and messages received on a daily basis, it’s become a complex task to track them all. But what can be done to organize your web and keep a searchable collection of all links you liked or tweeted?

Continue reading “Avoid Information Overload With a Personal Content Aggregator.” »

Social networking is growing like wildfire today. Dealing with multiple social online accounts can easily become a chore that is difficult to maintain. For instance, I have my Facebook account, LinkedIn account, MySpace account, EHarmony, Twitter, so on and so on. I just can’t keep up with all of them every day. I can’t afford to miss certain posts either.

Here is what happened to me.

Continue reading “Social Bookmarking…Use it or Lose it!” »

Are you getting tired of too much data around you? Do you want the figures, content, graphics etc to take the form of something quite easier to manage? As a business owner or a manager, you are encountered with a lot of data flux on a daily basis. It is a fact that no business can be operated in isolation. It has to run efficiently in the environment in order to be successful. Today, this business environment keeps on changing with a rapid speed. You have to keep alert about the revolutions occurring around the globe that can impact your business as well. For this purpose, you have to handle too much of information in the shortest possible time. With a great deal of information in surroundings, it’s hard to ignore the attraction of utilizing maximum of it.

Continue reading “Tomorrow key skill for being successful - is an ability to work with information fast.” »

1. Prioritizing - organizing your information according to it’s importance
2. Multireading - easy to read information feeds from different sources
3. Satisficing - being happy with “I’ve read enough for today”
4. Refusing - identifying infromation you don’t need to read
5. Limiting - avoiding the mindset that more data is better
6. Queuing - just mark information you like to read it later
7. Delegating - identifying information somebody can read for you
8. Shifting - just stay calm, you can’t know everything
9. Escaping - don’t try to tune as more information sources as possible. Escape overloading
10. Altering - use different siruations and cases to read information (use mobile)
11. Filtering - paying attention to just a most important and helpful information and leaving aside any other sources.

Likehack will help you with it. More and better with each our new release.