Posts Tagged ‘technology’

DailyMe’s 3rd Release is Live Today

Thursday, August 13th, 2009

Today we are unveiling our latest release of DailyMe, featuring better personalization technology, a new community area and our much awaited behavioral recommendation engine, Newstogram™, both on DailyMe.com and in our Publisher Solutions Suite. Newstogram™ lets you see the categories, people, companies and topics you’ve been reading about and will make story recommendations based on your interests. Newstogram™ recommendations are made in the ‘Headline News for You’ area in the center of our home page and also in the right rail of most other pages.

Our latest version has furthered our efforts to provide individual users with personally relevant news. It also encompasses a community area where users can discover and share news among one another. It further advances the user-centric approach that DailyMe believes will best serve news audiences.

We’ve given the site a new design and layout and added some key functionality to the left rail of every page. Among the new features, you should note:

Track-It - Easy, one-click system to track news from anywhere on DailyMe.

My Beat - Your place to clip articles from DailyMe or from any other website and share your news with others. You can even write articles and post them to your Beat.

My Community - Discover news that interests you through other user-editors and the news they clip or write.

Multiple Digest Delivery - You can now schedule delivery of your news by topic, day and time (business news in the morning, sports and tech in the afternoon, perhaps).

Enjoy!
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A New DailyMe is Coming Soon

Wednesday, July 8th, 2009

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

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Unwrapping some new features at DailyMe

Thursday, December 18th, 2008

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!

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