By: E&P Staff The New York Times is making its digital My Times -- which lets readers personalize the NYT.com -- available to all users.
"What makes My Times unique is the editorial guidance from our top journalists, including Op-Ed columnists Nicholas Kristof and Frank Rich, Baghdad correspondent Edward Wong and book critic Michiko Kakutani," Vivian Schiller, senior vice president and general manger of NYTimes.com, said in a statement. "Readers can pull content from their suggested list of feeds - or from anywhere on the web. This is just the first of the personalization features we plan to unveil in the near future."
My Times initially launched as a private Beta in April 2006 and has added some new features including expanded content from Times journalists and the ability to add widgets such as the Times crossword, Flickr photos, and bookmarks.
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