A platform for news innovation
Our Publisher Solutions provide you a scalable method to generate more content and inventory with no additional personnel costs.
Integrating Daylife into your service gives you access to a vast repository of news and information from around the world, and the tools to leverage it: everything from tailored search around your own news, to entirely new pages and modules drawn from news sources, blogs, and image services worldwide, while still providing you complete editorial and creative control on the front end.
How it delivers for you:
Built on proprietary technology, the platform gathers news from thousands of select news sites, wire and image services, and blogs worldwide. Acquisition however, is only the first step. Each item is classified and indexed, and an array of key information is extracted. From there we identify key characteristics and connections between all of our news items and organize them around hubs, forming the context of an intelligent news platform.
The result of the platform is an organized landscape of news, with numerous entry points for every article, photo or other media type. But it’s only useful if it is easily accessible, and can be tailored to suit your needs. To that end, we provide a flexible and powerful API which allows you to pull the type of information you need, the way you want it, so that your readers can easily explore an entire news landscape around any topic or news story.
Do more with it:
With Daylife, you can do much more than present a list of articles from sources around the web. You can “ask questions” around your own content and other publications to present new types of features.
Imagine if you wanted show your readers:
- Who the most popular 2008 US presidential candidate is within the British media?
- The most commonly used words in articles that mention George Bush?
- A collection of all the articles and photos that mention Climate Change in the last 3 months?
- Photo galleries and quotes about their favorite celebrities?
- All of the op-eds from the European press about the Darfur crisis?
It’s all possible with Daylife. The platform can produce any news page or feature you can imagine.
How to integrate Daylife:
Our license is structured to provide you unlimited dynamic news content without ongoing personnel costs.
For answers to frequently asked questions, visit our publisher FAQ and to find out more about how Daylife can help you build your own news applications, contact us at partners@Daylife.com.
Publishers using the Daylife platform:
 USA Today is using Daylife to power their Cruise Log section, full of information for people looking for the best deals, locations, news, and tips for cruise travel. |
 Daylife is the engine behind Telegraph's Earth Pulse, which tracks what's hot in global coverage of green issues and shows how that coverage changes over time. |
 Purina created Pet Charts, a curated collection of the best pet stuff online. This is the first application of the Daylife platform by an international marketer creating a unique content destination for viewers. |
 Washingtonpost.com uses Daylife to power the Issue Coverage Tracker,showing you which presidential candidates are most closely associated with key issues of the US 2008 campaign. Drawing on our analysis of thousands of news sources, it provides a quick and compelling visual representation of press coverage among the candidates and the major issues. |
 Pharmalot uses Daylife to drive their Pharma Industry News section, featuring the latest news on leading pharmaceutical companies, drugs, and key industry players. |
 QuotationsBook created a fantastic way to catch up on world news through quotes about any major topic. |
 Parade uses Daylife to provide the latest news and photos within their celebrity section. From related links on the top page to automatically updated pages on Angelina Jolie, George Clooney, Jessica Alba, and more. |
 TreeHugger uses Daylife to power its TreeHugger GRNDX, revealing current press coverage of environmental topics. |
 The Huffington Post is using Daylife to power its search and generate pages with the latest news on politicians and celebrities. |
 Davos Conversation, a project of The World Economic Forum, used Daylife to generate the Davos Conversation page, bundling related news, blog posts, and video feeds of the sessions. |
 Fantasy Congress is using Daylife to display on its home page the latest news about the US political system, along with specific news related to members of congress on their individual topic pages. |
 CNNMoney uses Daylife to power the Meme-o-meter, which tracks how much (or how little) various technology memes are being discussed in news and blogs. |