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My Indiatimes to Set Individual Free!
Techtree News Staff, Aug 14, 2007 1646 hrs ISTThe service promises to deliver on the larger Internet promise of super customization by letting users select from any site that provides RSS feeds...
Celebrating 60 years of independence, Indiatimes.com is launching a service which it says will give each individual the freeedom to personalize the World Wide Web.
'My.indiatimes.com' will empower users with a single window for all their content to reside within.
The service promises to deliver on the larger Internet promise of super customization by letting users select from any site that provides RSS feeds, and customize so as to get featured on their page.
The page is changeable -- users can drag and drop boxes, delete content at will, and add whatever they prefer from anywhere around the Web.
All users need do is sign-in with their Indiatimes id, add content, and save their page. As such, they can access the page from anywhere simply by logging-in. And they can change preferences as often as they wish.
Elaborating on the service, Dinesh Wadhawan, managing director and chief executive officer of Times Internet, said, "the consumption of Internet is a very individual process; merely providing one kind of content for all does not work. Here every individual is a niche; his needs have to be met. 'My.indiatimes.com' is our attempt to do just that."
'My.indiatimes.com' will empower users with a single window for all their content to reside within.
The service promises to deliver on the larger Internet promise of super customization by letting users select from any site that provides RSS feeds, and customize so as to get featured on their page.
The page is changeable -- users can drag and drop boxes, delete content at will, and add whatever they prefer from anywhere around the Web.
All users need do is sign-in with their Indiatimes id, add content, and save their page. As such, they can access the page from anywhere simply by logging-in. And they can change preferences as often as they wish.
Elaborating on the service, Dinesh Wadhawan, managing director and chief executive officer of Times Internet, said, "the consumption of Internet is a very individual process; merely providing one kind of content for all does not work. Here every individual is a niche; his needs have to be met. 'My.indiatimes.com' is our attempt to do just that."
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