Sentence examples for personalized articles from inspiring English sources

In order to keep pace with sexy, young newcomers like Pinterest, StumbleUpon pushed a major redesign at the end of last year, introducing a new user experience and recommendation algorithms, as well as brand channels and a "Stumble" button, which took users to random (personalized) articles based on topic.

StumbleUpon is endeavoring to add a level of serendipity into the way people discover content on the Web, by way of its "Stumble" button, which takes users to random (yet personalized) articles, blog entries, etc. that can be specified by topic, like "Technology or "Arts," for example.

The founder, Alice Thwaite, is wary of personalized articles automated via an algorithm.

In general, offering personalized news articles on politics is more challenging than offering other types of articles.

Founded in 2002, the site automatically culls, categorizes and personalizes articles from thousands of global publishers.

Beyond its new UI, the redesign's biggest addition is a customization feature called "Insight," which allows users to quickly personalize any article, image or video they post by adding their own commentary.

Rather than use my situation to explain the systemic problem of academic labor, the article personalized – even romanticized – my situation as little more than the deferred dream of a struggling PhD with a penchant for poetry.

As I mentioned in a prior Forbes article, personalized health and wellness benefits, next to salary, are more important than ever.

Formal texts can be personalized by replacing impersonal articles with possessive pronouns or directly addressing learners (e.g. using the second person).

By aggregating personalized and bite-sized articles for each user, it offers news at a glance, built into the phone, which means it can tap into user behavior and daily habits.

Facebook won't be personalizing the Related Articles that show a column of thumbnail images and headlines below a link story.