CNET: On the heels of announcing its first ad initiative, the social network is revamping its offerings for media shared on the site.
CNET: On the heels of announcing its first ad initiative, the social network is revamping its offerings for media shared on the site.
When a user posts an article, it will now include more information, such as the story’s headline, author, description, and a link back to the original post. Users also can save a story to read later, create different boards to categorize stories by topic, and follow specific writers — like the Washington Post’s Tim Devaney — to see more of that author’s work in their Pinterest feeds.
