We love recommending the people we love for things we like. With so many things happening at the same time, content curation is an ever more useful, and also challenging, and time-consuming activity. It saves users a lot of time in making sense of the world. It is essential in the development of communities based on interest. The most sophisticated form of curation is known as content discovery. Connecting people with contents and products that could interest them, and which are often unknown to them. A platform of personalized recommendations that reaches today, almost half of the owning online users in our world. Compared to traditional advertising, content discovery is a friendlier alternative. It's much less intrusive that helps brands relate to the audience in a more natural way based on recommendations about blogs, videos, podcasts, apps, articles or any other kind of content. Traffic is redirected to other sites and advertisers reach new audiences. On the other hand, potential customers find interesting content, visualized at the less inconvenient moment in a contextualized way. They try not to bother you too much while you read. That's a secret. Outbrain is the largest content discovery platform in the world. Every month, more than 275 billion Outbrain recommendations appear as native placements on premium international publishers. They utilize user metadata in order to discover and recommend personalized content, and then deliver it to websites, mobile devices or set-top boxes. Our next interviewee, Jorge Martinez, is head of publishers at Outbrain, Spain, and is in a privileged position to re-examine the big question, how to catch people's attention among so many impacts and devices, and more importantly, for branded entertainment purposes? Once you get it, how do you keep it?