"digest email" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to an email that contains a summary or compilation of various pieces of information or multiple emails. Example: "I received a digest email from my boss, which included updates on the company's latest projects, upcoming meetings, and important announcements."
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Now, people who were receiving too many emails to connect will be sent a single weekly digest email instead of several individual messages, while the updates posted in LinkedIn Groups are being aggregated to single emails.
This activity will also be gathered by Phanfare for a digest email that goes out daily.
(Note that the weekly digest email is switched on by default).
To add these LinkedIn opportunities to your daily "rounds," opt in to receive daily job alerts (available from LinkedIn's main Jobs page) and to receive daily group digest emails from each group to which you belong.
The only views we ever record are: views from feed, topic pages you follow and clicks on digest emails.
That's why it created 'This day in history' digest emails, and why it's working with Google Chromecast.
Quora says it will only register views from feeds, digest emails, and public actions like upvoting — views won't be shared on adult topics or on content you're not officially "following" on the site, such as things you come upon while browsing the site or through web search.
A memo from The Apple Store, Apple's Web site for online sales, informed customers Apple decided to honor the original price "after a good night's sleep and digesting emails from many upset customers". Apple also said it would offer discounts on slower machines to people who had ordered the top model.
