Daylife, a startup that Jeff Jarvis is working on, rolled out its public beta today. I have been an alpha tester for the past few months.
The site aggregates content from news sites and a selection of blogs. Like Topix, Daylife categorizes the news based on the content into distinct topical pages - like this one on YouTube. In addition, the site pulls key quotes from stories and breaks them out in a sidebar. You can take a tour here. One of my favorite features are the Daylife covers. It offers a clear view of the top stories in a way that harkens back to the day when print ruled.
Daylife may not be the most comprehensive news site on the web, but it's a winner. It aggregates content in a compelling way that is easy to read. That's something we sorely need in a world of limitless choices.
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