Who Is Using Daylife

USA Today uses Daylife to power their Cruise Log section, full of information for people looking for the best deals, locations, news, and tips for cruise travel.

Following the success of the Cruise Log, USA Today launched Today in the Sky to track all the news about air travel, including pages for every airline and every major airport. Check it before you leave for your trip.

USA Today's newest use of Daylife is USAToday Beijing, focusing on global coverage of the 2008 summer Olympics. It has a page for every event and highlights coverage from the thousands of sources indexed by Daylife.

Kellogg's is using our API to focus on the 10 young Brits that make up Team Kellogg's. It's news coverage as storytelling, with all the latest on these competitors as they make their way through their first Olympics.

Newsweek is using Daylife to power an application called the Threat Meter. Users can rate different issues in the media and then read related opinion stories (threats!) published by Newsweek and their partners.

TNT Sports pulls in all the news about every NBA team on TNT NBA. Headlines, photos, quotes, and connections about your favorite teams, organized into one site.

Want the latest NASCAR news? TNT NASCAR lets you select your favorite drivers and get a web's worth of news & photos of them in one click.

TBS Sports is using Daylife to provide all the latest news on every Major League Baseball team. Get the latest stories, photos, and quotes about your favorite team in one easy-to-use destination.

Zemantas a publishing tool for bloggers. Powered by Daylife, the tool finds and displays related articles, images, and in-line links to other content as bloggers write their posts.

Sky News uses Daylife to create Sky News In Depth, with topic pages that show related stories, image galleries, quotes, and connections. Each page has news from sources worldwide, providing a global perspective.

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.

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.

Mydeco uses Daylife to power an innovative widget that tracks the volume of news coverage about trend-setting designers and shops in the interior design industry.

Peterman's Eye is a marketplace for ideas, where people can educate and entertain themselves and discuss topics of interest. Their editors use Daylife’s API to create tools to discover interesting news stories from around the world, then add them to their site's mix.

The Earth Community Project is a blog promoting social and environmental responsibility. They're using Daylife to provide the latest news about key environmental topics, and to power a search tool for readers to find related news.

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 of the candidates and the major issues.

Need a new job in the high tech industry? Snaptalent provides tech job listings, and they use Daylife to show you news pages and photographs on every company listed in their service.

The Communication Initiative is building bridges between the people and organizations supporting communication as a fundamental strategy for economic and social change. Daylife aids this mission by providing news & media from global news sources on key topics.

The Star-Ledger's Pharmalot uses Daylife to drive their Pharma Industry News section, featuring the latest news on leading pharmaceutical companies, drugs, and key industry players.

TreeHugger uses Daylife to power its TreeHugger GRNDX, revealing current press coverage of environmental topics.

QuotationsBook created a fantastic way to catch up on world news through quotes about any major topic.

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.

The Star-Ledger used Daylife to power BracketBoy, a one-stop shop for news related to the NCAA March Madness basketball shootout. Headlines, quotes, and game highlight photos were featured, along with complete coverage for every team, all delivered by Daylife.