curatorial

The shops themselves have developed brands, part of the value they provide is curatorial, as each bundle is different.

Of course there could be numerous curatorial reasons, but that first one would seem to be a deal-breaker regardless.

My idea is to take a curatorial approach and make collections that highlight the themes that exist within genres.

They want a feed of new and interesting stuff, without having to make too much curatorial effort of their own.

Curation can still happen, and those curatorial outlets will gain credibility on their own terms.

If you decide that none of them match your curatorial agenda, then thank them warmly for their submission and move on.

Also, it poses a curatorial challenge to present the visual art at the end of a game with a 50 hour play time.

The WaPo article actually conflates copyright and reproduction rights (I work in a museum curatorial dept.

The fact that Microsoft took the bait of buying into the size of the store rather than going for a curatorial approach is their own doing.

I agonize with a similar problem, but I think anyone with a blog will agree there is a real curatorial challenge there.

To ask a museum to display all those works without intense curatorial effort is a significantly bigger change than I think this author understands.

And they can deliver a lot of value this way.) 3) Electronic journals will have the opportunity to expand their curatorial mandate to include different forms of publication.

In the case of TED the thing they are "selling" is their curatorial expertise.

It's simply less appealing to do curatorial work than to make large additions to major articles like "Genetics" or "France".

Until Google's willing to vouch for these results beyond "we tried", the bespoke curatorial approach is going to keep capturing these dollars.

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