NYT’s ‘TimesPeople’ sharing feature enters public beta
23 September 2008
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The TimesPeople toolbar.
(Credit: NYTimes.com)
The New York Times has started rolling out ‘TimesPeople,’ a sharing-and-recommending tool that the publication first announced earlier this year. It’s essentially an extension of the free user accounts that are already required to read the Times‘ Web site: you can now build up a friends list, recommend stories to people you know, and see what they’ve been recommending or commenting on.
In other words, it’s a social news feed for Times readers. You can also synch it up with your Facebook account to push your feed–stories you’ve commented on or recommended–to your profile on the social network.
We first announced the debut of TimesPeople in June, when it was still being tested as a Firefox plugin. Now it’s been fully worked into the NYTimes.com site with no download required.
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[Via The Social - CNET]
