DailyMe’s Blog

It’s been a while since you’ve heard from us, because we’ve been busy planning, designing, and building a more enhanced and more personalized news experience for you at DailyMe.

We’ll be adding new community features including the ability to discover news through user-editors in the DailyMe community and a means for you to create and publish a digest of news you’ve clipped, commented on or written to share with others. You’ll get a more comprehensive and relevant view of your news and you’ll notice the difference from the moment you start clicking around.

Here’s a quick summary of what to expect in our upcoming latest version of DailyMe:

· Related News: Recommends articles and stories based on the context and combination of the stories you read.

· One Click to Track News: An easy way for you to track and follow news with a single click from anywhere on our site.

· My Web Page: A webpage just for you; Clip articles from all over the web and share your news with others.

· My Editors’ News: Discover news that interests you by following user-editors and the news they clip.

· Multiple Digest Delivery: Schedule delivery of your news by topic, day and time.

· Enhanced Layout and Design: We’ve improved our interface to provide a better experience for you.

Stay tuned – we’ll be making an announcement in the next few weeks.

- Lisa

At this time of year, it’s typical that you decorate your house and make it look good for the holidays. We’ve been doing a lot of sprucing up at DailyMe, too. Among the changes you’ll find:

• New “front pages” for your personalized DailyMe section and the community-driven DailyWe sections. Users told us they wanted to see a snapshot of all their personalized news categories on one page, so we brought them together in the new DailyMe front page . Similarly, the DailyWe front page rounds up the most popular news items by views and by Meme-It emotion.

• A new Opinion section that rounds up our editor’s picks from among the editorials and columns we get from top newspapers and other sources.

• Revamped political coverage for the post-election period, offering news on the transition in a new Presidency section and updates on congressional activity in our Capitol Hill section .

• A special page on the troubled auto industry in our Money section to wrap up developments.

• A facelift on all our section pages to increase the readability of headlines and summaries.

And don’t forget to check out the Holidays page in our Lifestyles section for a sleigh full of recipes, tips and advice on surviving the season.

Have a Happy and Healthy Holiday Season!

http://DailyMe.com