A post on the Yahoo 360° blog points out that several new features were added to the service yesterday. Yahoo 360° is Yahoo’s social networking-blogging-photo sharing that launched (beta) in March. The new features added to 360° include:
+ A favorites section: “When you add a person to Favorites, you can see that person’s latest public content from your home page without notifying the person.” More here.
+ Highlight Your Blogs: “…highlight your most important or favorite entries so they stand out for others to see.”
+ Interesting Pages on Yahoo 360°. This feature lets us keep you in tune with exciting content that others are posting on Yahoo 360° ? text, photos, profiles, and more. The pages we feature change periodically, so check Interesting Pages regularly. Direct to Yahoo 360° “Interesting Pages.”
+ Blog Calendar: ” For easy access to specific blog entries, this calendar on the My Blog page is handy.”
+ New Themes. “We’ve expanded the choices to include pets, holiday, and sports motifs.”
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