The Washington Post Company was among the most experimental of the old media companies on Facebook this year, launching its Social Reader application. A news aggregator that features Washington Post content, as well as stories from other sites, it suggests stories based on what your friends have read.
“News today is editor-centric, what we’ve built is a friends-centric reader experience,” says Vijay Ravindran, chief digital officer at the Washington Post. “It starts with the simple premise that if you could see what your friends are reading, the news would be more interesting.”
From Monday’s Express. The Editor’s Note is just great in describing what made Chris so awesome to work with.
My review of the Kindle Fire in the Washington Post’s Innovations blog.
My talk from two weeks ago at TEDx Penn Quarter.
From Washington Post Company investment Fab.com…
Here at Fab.com we’re compiling some awesome data on the design industry and consumers’ tastes and interests with regards to design.
Our goal over time is to publish a regular “Fab.com Social Design Commerce Index” with data on what’s trending.
Here’s a manual version as a first step towards…
The app looks great! Congrats to the Foreign Policy team!
The Trove Windows Phone 7 app is now out, and it was really nice to see it get coverage on WP Central alongside some brands that have a little bit more history than our 2+ month old personalized news initiative. Thanks again to Microsoft and PushButton who’ve been great partners for us to work with. More news soon on this front…
Great to see SocialCode utilizing their Facebook platform in a completely new and innovative manner in politics!
Really happy to see Shel get some (virtual) ink. He did amazing things in the early days of Amazon, and I don’t think I’d be where I am today if he didn’t help me as much as he did during my first year at Amazon.
http://www.geekwire.com/2011/meet-shel-kaphan-amazoncom-employee-1