Yahoo Bookmarking Site Delicious "Freshens Up"

August 4, 2009 at 10:46 am PT

Yahoo’s (YHOO) bookmarking service Delicious unveiled a redesign that highlights social features such as the ability to see which links other Web users are discussing the most.

Vik Singh, a software architect at Yahoo, said in a blog post that the changes are based on TweetNews, an application he developed that adds related tweets to recent Yahoo News articles.

“We thought about where else we could apply this model, and in short order selected a Yahoo property that we felt could benefit greatly from a social-freshness lift: the delicious homepage,” he said…

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Tagged with: Andrew LaVallee, bookmarking, del.icio.us, digital, Digits, frontpage, Internet, redesign, social networking, software, The Wall Street Journal, TweetNews, Vik Singh, Web users

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