Comments on: Are eReaders like iRex the answer to a paperless office? http://blog.pressdisplay.com/2009/06/24/are-ereaders-like-irex-the-answer-to-a-paperless-office/ www.pressdisplay.com Thu, 19 Nov 2009 14:24:22 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Gayle Moss http://blog.pressdisplay.com/2009/06/24/are-ereaders-like-irex-the-answer-to-a-paperless-office/#comment-14008 Gayle Moss Wed, 08 Jul 2009 18:03:44 +0000 http://blog.pressdisplay.com/?p=486#comment-14008 I'm glad you brought this issue up. PressDisplay displays top stories based on what we call "Article Ranking". This is a process which measures the reading time on every article in every publication on PressDisplay and displays the most read articles at the top of the Top Stories. So it's the readers that determine which articles get displayed. You can change your view of the home page to show the top stories from an editor's perspective if you wish. Take a look at this post and see how we determine how to display the top stories of the day and how you can customize your view. http://blog.pressdisplay.com/2007/03/13/readers-versus-editors-a-new-way-to-discover-what-news-is-hot/ Gayle I’m glad you brought this issue up. PressDisplay displays top stories based on what we call “Article Ranking”. This is a process which measures the reading time on every article in every publication on PressDisplay and displays the most read articles at the top of the Top Stories. So it’s the readers that determine which articles get displayed.

You can change your view of the home page to show the top stories from an editor’s perspective if you wish. Take a look at this post and see how we determine how to display the top stories of the day and how you can customize your view.

http://blog.pressdisplay.com/2007/03/13/readers-versus-editors-a-new-way-to-discover-what-news-is-hot/

Gayle

]]> By: Reader http://blog.pressdisplay.com/2009/06/24/are-ereaders-like-irex-the-answer-to-a-paperless-office/#comment-14001 Reader Sun, 05 Jul 2009 22:02:37 +0000 http://blog.pressdisplay.com/?p=486#comment-14001 Hi, I've noticed that Pressdisplay is favorising certain people or subject. In the search result sometihng tends to reflect the view of PD's instead of what is relevant, such as putting negative articles on top. Sometimes also results in not adding specific papers, by skipping conviently a positive story... What are your feelings on that? Hi,
I’ve noticed that Pressdisplay is favorising certain people or subject. In the search result sometihng tends to reflect the view of PD’s instead of what is relevant, such as putting negative articles on top.
Sometimes also results in not adding specific papers, by skipping conviently a positive story…
What are your feelings on that?

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