Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Quoted: The future of home pages?
From a piece on Mashable about new recommendation features at the New York Times:
"In the future, we wouldn’t be surprised to see the front-page content of nytimes.com divided into three sections: one for stories recommended by human editors, another with stories recommended by one’s social network and a third that delivers stories chosen by the site’s internal recommendations engine."
"In the future, we wouldn’t be surprised to see the front-page content of nytimes.com divided into three sections: one for stories recommended by human editors, another with stories recommended by one’s social network and a third that delivers stories chosen by the site’s internal recommendations engine."
- Kat Tancock
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