Comments on: Daylife dawns http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/ by Jeff Jarvis Wed, 03 Dec 2008 00:05:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Somewhat Frank http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-278044 Somewhat Frank Sun, 14 Jan 2007 15:49:24 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-278044 <strong>Daylife A New Way To Explore News On The Web</strong> Daylife, a New York-based news aggregator with personalization hooks, launched a few weeks ago to offer users another way to ingest the daily news. It brings a new fresh look to a news site. Daylife is backed by many, including Daylife A New Way To Explore News On The Web

Daylife, a New York-based news aggregator with personalization hooks, launched a few weeks ago to offer users another way to ingest the daily news. It brings a new fresh look to a news site. Daylife is backed by many, including

]]> By: Andy Curran http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-276476 Andy Curran Sat, 13 Jan 2007 04:51:02 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-276476 No punches pulled here: Your concept needs plenty of refinement, and your interface blows. Unlike some of the previous posters, I don't give away advice. Interface testing and designing is my specialty, so please email me at the address I provided, and maybe we can work a deal out. Please don't consider this a smartass post...consider it an offer to help. If you pay me to help make your concept better, it's win-win. No punches pulled here: Your concept needs plenty of refinement, and your interface blows.

Unlike some of the previous posters, I don’t give away advice.

Interface testing and designing is my specialty, so please email me at the address I provided, and maybe we can work a deal out.

Please don’t consider this a smartass post…consider it an offer to help. If you pay me to help make your concept better, it’s win-win.

]]> By: The Next New Networks Blog » Blog Archive » Daylife Dawns http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-273719 The Next New Networks Blog » Blog Archive » Daylife Dawns Wed, 10 Jan 2007 19:22:37 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-273719 [...] Aside from my personal interest in his view of what he calls exploding TV Jeff spends time thinking, writing, and now doing about journalism and how people are changing their relationship to the news. An early proponent of Digg his venture Daylife is bringing some great revolutionary thinking to daily news. I don’t really have a handle on it yet (it’s new) but it feels smart, and fun. Truly a new way to news. [...] [...] Aside from my personal interest in his view of what he calls exploding TV Jeff spends time thinking, writing, and now doing about journalism and how people are changing their relationship to the news. An early proponent of Digg his venture Daylife is bringing some great revolutionary thinking to daily news. I don’t really have a handle on it yet (it’s new) but it feels smart, and fun. Truly a new way to news. [...]

]]> By: Sean Ammirati http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-270186 Sean Ammirati Mon, 08 Jan 2007 02:26:17 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-270186 Where do you click on Huff Post to see your engine integrated? I was one of the private beta users & a huge fan of the actual site. I'd love to see how it was integrated into HuffPost. - Sean Where do you click on Huff Post to see your engine integrated? I was one of the private beta users & a huge fan of the actual site. I’d love to see how it was integrated into HuffPost.

- Sean

]]> By: Tony Stubblebine http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-270180 Tony Stubblebine Mon, 08 Jan 2007 02:15:48 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-270180 Congratulations. I've enjoyed being a beta user and had really good luck diving into stories where the angle I was interested in was different than the popular angle. I wanted to know if Allen Iverson was being a good teammate in Denver and how Lance Armstrong trained for the NYC Marathon. In both cases I was able to find the article I wanted in one click. Congratulations. I’ve enjoyed being a beta user and had really good luck diving into stories where the angle I was interested in was different than the popular angle. I wanted to know if Allen Iverson was being a good teammate in Denver and how Lance Armstrong trained for the NYC Marathon. In both cases I was able to find the article I wanted in one click.

]]> By: howardowens.com: media blog » Blog Archive » First thoughts on DayLife http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-269749 howardowens.com: media blog » Blog Archive » First thoughts on DayLife Sun, 07 Jan 2007 16:09:19 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-269749 [...] It will be interesting to see where Jeff Jarvis and his cohorts take DayLife. It’s an attractive site and looks like it could be a useful way to consumer big media news — but that’s just it, it’s big media. From Jarvis, I was expecting something more social and more networked. It’s not revolutionary, from what I can see, but certainly evolutionary. The TK API is a smart move. Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...] [...] It will be interesting to see where Jeff Jarvis and his cohorts take DayLife. It’s an attractive site and looks like it could be a useful way to consumer big media news — but that’s just it, it’s big media. From Jarvis, I was expecting something more social and more networked. It’s not revolutionary, from what I can see, but certainly evolutionary. The TK API is a smart move. Share and Enjoy:These icons link to social bookmarking sites where readers can share and discover new web pages. [...]

]]> By: Daylife (beta) Japanized at kenjimori.com http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267691 Daylife (beta) Japanized at kenjimori.com Fri, 05 Jan 2007 19:55:56 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267691 [...] I have somewhat Japanized daylife.com, which is the newly beta-launched news aggregation site, being led by Jeff Jarvis, among others. My purpose here in Japanizing is simply to show the Japanese audience how it feels, yet I know Japanizing English news aggregation site is of little practical use, since the content is still to come in English. It seems the aggregation is, in part, being done by human and, in part, by machine. [...] [...] I have somewhat Japanized daylife.com, which is the newly beta-launched news aggregation site, being led by Jeff Jarvis, among others. My purpose here in Japanizing is simply to show the Japanese audience how it feels, yet I know Japanizing English news aggregation site is of little practical use, since the content is still to come in English. It seems the aggregation is, in part, being done by human and, in part, by machine. [...]

]]> By: BlinnPR http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267689 BlinnPR Fri, 05 Jan 2007 19:54:29 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267689 Beta or not, the site severly lacks depth. When one of your investors crtitizes your efforts it's time for a reevaluation. And I'm still left asking myself, what's the purpose of DayLIfe??? Beta or not, the site severly lacks depth.

When one of your investors crtitizes your efforts it’s time for a reevaluation.

And I’m still left asking myself, what’s the purpose of DayLIfe???

]]> By: Rod Wallace http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267611 Rod Wallace Fri, 05 Jan 2007 18:37:14 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267611 What is the big deal here? It looks like Microsoft designed it. Plus screen navigagtion is sloooooooooooooow. What is the big deal here? It looks like Microsoft designed it. Plus screen navigagtion is sloooooooooooooow.

]]> By: Ben Sparks http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267595 Ben Sparks Fri, 05 Jan 2007 18:14:42 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267595 looks like Sploid 2.0 looks like Sploid 2.0

]]> By: mathewingram.com/media » Daylife: The pitfalls of high expectations http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267583 mathewingram.com/media » Daylife: The pitfalls of high expectations Fri, 05 Jan 2007 17:58:31 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267583 [...] I think a big part of the problem is that Daylife has been in stealth or development mode for a year or more, and it has some pretty high-profile people involved, including Jeff Jarvis — who seems to be taking all the criticism pretty well so far — as well as Craig Newmark, Dave Winer and the NYT. So I think the expectation was that when it launched it would be significantly different than Newsvine and Topix and so on. And it’s not. [...] [...] I think a big part of the problem is that Daylife has been in stealth or development mode for a year or more, and it has some pretty high-profile people involved, including Jeff Jarvis — who seems to be taking all the criticism pretty well so far — as well as Craig Newmark, Dave Winer and the NYT. So I think the expectation was that when it launched it would be significantly different than Newsvine and Topix and so on. And it’s not. [...]

]]> By: Daylife is Live! Use it. You’ll like it. : Lance Tracey http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267576 Daylife is Live! Use it. You’ll like it. : Lance Tracey Fri, 05 Jan 2007 17:51:32 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267576 [...] Jeff Jarvis of Buzzmachine has had a strong hand in getting DayLife up and running and it is clear that his many years experience with media and journalism were well used here. Jeff’s thoughts on the Daylife release, as well as comments and trackbacks that link to both useful commentary and childish invective,’ can be found on Jeff’s blog. [...] [...] Jeff Jarvis of Buzzmachine has had a strong hand in getting DayLife up and running and it is clear that his many years experience with media and journalism were well used here. Jeff’s thoughts on the Daylife release, as well as comments and trackbacks that link to both useful commentary and childish invective,’ can be found on Jeff’s blog. [...]

]]> By: Daylife: The pitfalls of high expectations » Mathew Ingram: mathewingram.com/work http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267575 Daylife: The pitfalls of high expectations » Mathew Ingram: mathewingram.com/work Fri, 05 Jan 2007 17:48:09 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267575 [...] I think a big part of the problem is that Daylife has been in stealth or development mode for a year or more, and it has some pretty high-profile people involved, including Jeff Jarvis — who seems to be taking all the criticism pretty well so far — as well as Craig Newmark, Dave Winer and the NYT. So I think the expectation was that when it launched it would be significantly different than Newsvine and Topix and so on. And it’s not. [...] [...] I think a big part of the problem is that Daylife has been in stealth or development mode for a year or more, and it has some pretty high-profile people involved, including Jeff Jarvis — who seems to be taking all the criticism pretty well so far — as well as Craig Newmark, Dave Winer and the NYT. So I think the expectation was that when it launched it would be significantly different than Newsvine and Topix and so on. And it’s not. [...]

]]> By: ralphg http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267514 ralphg Fri, 05 Jan 2007 16:04:57 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267514 I don't find Daylife <i>that </i>exciting: "You must have Javascript and Flash version 8+ enabled to see this content." I don’t find Daylife that exciting:

“You must have Javascript and Flash version 8+ enabled to see this content.”

]]> By: arghyle » Blog Archive » Daylife Is Here http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267506 arghyle » Blog Archive » Daylife Is Here Fri, 05 Jan 2007 15:57:13 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267506 [...] The hottest web news of the past few days have definitely been Daylife. This startup is a new aggregation site, which is not something that is particularly exciting, but it has had some big name investors, a lot of exposure, and help from some smart people. [...] [...] The hottest web news of the past few days have definitely been Daylife. This startup is a new aggregation site, which is not something that is particularly exciting, but it has had some big name investors, a lot of exposure, and help from some smart people. [...]

]]> By: Pramit http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267470 Pramit Fri, 05 Jan 2007 15:35:41 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267470 I hope Daylife stands above the news aggregator crowd. All the best. On a related note, MediaVidea blog has a story on types of bloggers and the dangers associated with blogging. http://mediavidea.blogspot.com/2007/01/two-basic-types-of-bloggers.html I hope Daylife stands above the news aggregator crowd. All the best.

On a related note, MediaVidea blog has a story on types of bloggers and the dangers associated with blogging.
http://mediavidea.blogspot.com/2007/01/two-basic-types-of-bloggers.html

]]> By: CaptiousNut http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267457 CaptiousNut Fri, 05 Jan 2007 15:16:28 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267457 Why would I want to go to a site that only had "some sources to please" me but others that chafed me? My chi coach insists that I avoid all possible irritation. Other aggregators, filters, or my own self-direction will fill that prescription. Triangulation and balanced opinion quotas will prove a fad in the <em>interregnum</em> between Old Big Media and the nascent New Media. Hah! I used the "word of the day". Why would I want to go to a site that only had “some sources to please” me but others that chafed me?

My chi coach insists that I avoid all possible irritation. Other aggregators, filters, or my own self-direction will fill that prescription.

Triangulation and balanced opinion quotas will prove a fad in the interregnum between Old Big Media and the nascent New Media.

Hah! I used the “word of the day”.

]]> By: CaptiousNut http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267366 CaptiousNut Fri, 05 Jan 2007 13:07:56 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267366 Peter is right, people handpick news filters. Unfortunately, filters have to spend 90% of their time debunking "sources". Peter is right, people handpick news filters. Unfortunately, filters have to spend 90% of their time debunking “sources”.

]]> By: Jeff Jarvis http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267311 Jeff Jarvis Fri, 05 Jan 2007 11:47:28 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267311 Peter, The analysis is what powers, for example, the connections among players. So from, say, Angelina Jolie's page, you traverse connections to Africa and the U.N. or to Hollywood and celebrities. There's more to this that isn't visible in this iteration and the top-down view isn't visible at all. But those are examples of what can be tamed from the API. As for the role of editors, which is what you're really talking about, I agree; in a completely open world, there's more need for editing (read: no gatekeeping but selection, digging, vetting, and adding perspective) than before. As I said above, I think we're heading to an architecture -- not just technical, but in a business sense -- of needing to support (find, send audience to) journalism at its source; we hope this powers that. Finally, it's also necessary for editors to present not just their coverage but their coverage in the context of other coverage (here's our story, says the Times of Anytown and here's the coverage of the Timeses of New York, London, and India). These, I hope, will be tools that help you and your harried friends - which is all of us -- find better coverage, coverage closer to events, coverage from different perspectives. Steve, Thank you. Good feedback. Keep it coming. Captious, There are thousands of sources with more being added constantly (especially blogs). I know you there are sources to please you in that sauce. Jeremy, Thanks. See, yes, there is always a need for editing. Peter,
The analysis is what powers, for example, the connections among players. So from, say, Angelina Jolie’s page, you traverse connections to Africa and the U.N. or to Hollywood and celebrities. There’s more to this that isn’t visible in this iteration and the top-down view isn’t visible at all. But those are examples of what can be tamed from the API.
As for the role of editors, which is what you’re really talking about, I agree; in a completely open world, there’s more need for editing (read: no gatekeeping but selection, digging, vetting, and adding perspective) than before. As I said above, I think we’re heading to an architecture — not just technical, but in a business sense — of needing to support (find, send audience to) journalism at its source; we hope this powers that. Finally, it’s also necessary for editors to present not just their coverage but their coverage in the context of other coverage (here’s our story, says the Times of Anytown and here’s the coverage of the Timeses of New York, London, and India). These, I hope, will be tools that help you and your harried friends - which is all of us — find better coverage, coverage closer to events, coverage from different perspectives.

Steve,
Thank you. Good feedback. Keep it coming.

Captious,
There are thousands of sources with more being added constantly (especially blogs). I know you there are sources to please you in that sauce.

Jeremy,
Thanks. See, yes, there is always a need for editing.

]]> By: Deep Jive Interests » Daylife Disappointing — Even In its Design. http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267145 Deep Jive Interests » Daylife Disappointing — Even In its Design. Fri, 05 Jan 2007 05:37:39 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267145 [...] Daylife Disappointing — Even In its Design. January 4th, 2007 at 10:00 pm by Tony So, Daylife, the startup that Mike Arrington invested in so many moons ago, has finally unveiled itself (even to Mike), and lo and behold, even in spite of its A-list backers and their supporters, it is profoundly underwelming, with perhaps one exception. Daylife is a news aggregator, much in the vein like Topix, Google News and Techmeme. [...] [...] Daylife Disappointing — Even In its Design. January 4th, 2007 at 10:00 pm by Tony So, Daylife, the startup that Mike Arrington invested in so many moons ago, has finally unveiled itself (even to Mike), and lo and behold, even in spite of its A-list backers and their supporters, it is profoundly underwelming, with perhaps one exception. Daylife is a news aggregator, much in the vein like Topix, Google News and Techmeme. [...]

]]> By: Peter Sennhauser http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267134 Peter Sennhauser Fri, 05 Jan 2007 05:21:46 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267134 Congratulations, Jeff, to the launch of Daylife. Interesting approach to news in the online-era. Yet I strongly disagree with you saying "it analyzes the news". At best, it puts together some statistical numbers about the flow of the news and it's redundance. This is not news-analysis but search-engine vodoo which has nothing to do with relevance whatsoever. Interestingly enough I see more and more of our collegues in the media switching their personal habits from being complete newsjunkies to very delibaretly picking a handful of trusted sources and authors (and bloggers) which provide a much more efficient way of getting a view of the world. At the same time, all my not-so-media-savvy friends tend to become stressed out newsjunkies, getting lost in the ocean of sugar-coated peanuts in an age of everything-is-realtime-and-therefore-news. It's tempting at first, and then it gets overwhelming and frustrating. Or why is it Daylife claims to have a "hand-picked" selection of topics on it's "Cover"? I am completely conviced that, while the "gatekeeping" days of journalism are over, the "sorting and preparing"-job will become more important as we see portals flooding people with "here's everything completely raw, go figure out out what's important to you". Funny enough you praise the machine-made linkage in Daylife as addictive as popcorn. It's exactly the comparison one of my journalistic teachers used to challenge the newspapers tendency to catch up with all the noise in electronic media and turn away from background and news-analysis to publish more, shorter and more entertaining "news". It's like Popcorn: Buckets of tasty flakes lacking any nutrition value. The "New Yorker" has never tasted better. Congratulations, Jeff, to the launch of Daylife. Interesting approach to news in the online-era.
Yet I strongly disagree with you saying “it analyzes the news”. At best, it puts together some statistical numbers about the flow of the news and it’s redundance. This is not news-analysis but search-engine vodoo which has nothing to do with relevance whatsoever.
Interestingly enough I see more and more of our collegues in the media switching their personal habits from being complete newsjunkies to very delibaretly picking a handful of trusted sources and authors (and bloggers) which provide a much more efficient way of getting a view of the world.
At the same time, all my not-so-media-savvy friends tend to become stressed out newsjunkies, getting lost in the ocean of sugar-coated peanuts in an age of everything-is-realtime-and-therefore-news. It’s tempting at first, and then it gets overwhelming and frustrating. Or why is it Daylife claims to have a “hand-picked” selection of topics on it’s “Cover”?

I am completely conviced that, while the “gatekeeping” days of journalism are over, the “sorting and preparing”-job will become more important as we see portals flooding people with “here’s everything completely raw, go figure out out what’s important to you”.

Funny enough you praise the machine-made linkage in Daylife as addictive as popcorn. It’s exactly the comparison one of my journalistic teachers used to challenge the newspapers tendency to catch up with all the noise in electronic media and turn away from background and news-analysis to publish more, shorter and more entertaining “news”. It’s like Popcorn: Buckets of tasty flakes lacking any nutrition value.

The “New Yorker” has never tasted better.

]]> By: medienlese » Blog Archiv » Sehen so die Nachrichten der Zukunft aus? Daylife.com ist online http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267118 medienlese » Blog Archiv » Sehen so die Nachrichten der Zukunft aus? Daylife.com ist online Fri, 05 Jan 2007 04:43:09 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267118 [...] Jeff erklärt in seinem Blog, bei Daylife handle es sich um eine Medienmaschine, die Inhalte für grosse und kleine Dienste im Web via spezieller Schnittstellen bereit halte. Ausserdem biete es eine Analyse darüber, wer wann und wo über welche Themen berichte. “Aber vor allem, und das ist wichtiger, ermöglicht es Euch, die Verbindungen ind en Geschichten zwischen menschen und andern Themen zu sehen. Diese Verbindungen aufzuzeigen ist es, was News ausmacht.” Dem kann ich nur zustimmen, aber ich sehe den Gedanken nicht einmal zur Hälfte umgesetzt: Vor allem die “Analyse” ist nicht viel mehr als eine Statistik über die Berichterstattung zu einem Thema, und das hat mit Relevanz leider überhaupt nichts zu tun. [...] [...] Jeff erklärt in seinem Blog, bei Daylife handle es sich um eine Medienmaschine, die Inhalte für grosse und kleine Dienste im Web via spezieller Schnittstellen bereit halte. Ausserdem biete es eine Analyse darüber, wer wann und wo über welche Themen berichte. “Aber vor allem, und das ist wichtiger, ermöglicht es Euch, die Verbindungen ind en Geschichten zwischen menschen und andern Themen zu sehen. Diese Verbindungen aufzuzeigen ist es, was News ausmacht.” Dem kann ich nur zustimmen, aber ich sehe den Gedanken nicht einmal zur Hälfte umgesetzt: Vor allem die “Analyse” ist nicht viel mehr als eine Statistik über die Berichterstattung zu einem Thema, und das hat mit Relevanz leider überhaupt nichts zu tun. [...]

]]> By: ‘Daylife’ news startup launches - Lost Remote TV Blog http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267092 ‘Daylife’ news startup launches - Lost Remote TV Blog Fri, 05 Jan 2007 03:38:20 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267092 [...] The much-buzzed-about news sote Daylife is now up and running. It combines Web 2.0 elements with conventional news aggregation into a visually unique format. Craig Newmark of craigslist fame is a top investor, as is the NY Times, Mike Arrington (who is apparently not pleased with the outcome), Dave Winer and others. This is not a review. I thought I’d encourage you all to check it out and review it here yourselves. In the spirit of Daylife, this should be an open review. Jeff Jarvis, a longtime friend of LR, consulted on the project. Jeff explains his role and the site’s mission here. Again - I’m not reviewing it, but I will offer two immediate observations: The cover page with rotating “big pictures” is very cool, and the graphical choices are quite good. But I’m surprised the site doesn’t offer RSS, commenting or other key social networking features. [...] [...] The much-buzzed-about news sote Daylife is now up and running. It combines Web 2.0 elements with conventional news aggregation into a visually unique format. Craig Newmark of craigslist fame is a top investor, as is the NY Times, Mike Arrington (who is apparently not pleased with the outcome), Dave Winer and others. This is not a review. I thought I’d encourage you all to check it out and review it here yourselves. In the spirit of Daylife, this should be an open review. Jeff Jarvis, a longtime friend of LR, consulted on the project. Jeff explains his role and the site’s mission here. Again - I’m not reviewing it, but I will offer two immediate observations: The cover page with rotating “big pictures” is very cool, and the graphical choices are quite good. But I’m surprised the site doesn’t offer RSS, commenting or other key social networking features. [...]

]]> By: Safran http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267089 Safran Fri, 05 Jan 2007 03:22:16 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267089 Jeff: Since you're asking, an immediate, Blink suggestion I'm sure someone's already thought of: the frontpage thumbnails should have a headline with them when I mouse over. Right now I just see the date above and "Getty Images" below. A headline would help me decide. Jeff:

Since you’re asking, an immediate, Blink suggestion I’m sure someone’s already thought of: the frontpage thumbnails should have a headline with them when I mouse over. Right now I just see the date above and “Getty Images” below. A headline would help me decide.

]]> By: SmartChristian.com » Blog Archive » http://www.buzzmachine.com/2007/01/04/daylife-dawns/#comment-267084 SmartChristian.com » Blog Archive » Fri, 05 Jan 2007 03:16:55 +0000 http://www.buzzmachine.com/?p=2364#comment-267084 [...] Jeff Jarvis of BuzzMachine is involved with DayLife, a news startup launched today.  [...] [...] Jeff Jarvis of BuzzMachine is involved with DayLife, a news startup launched today.  [...]

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