NYT launches Compendium, a Pinterest-like tool for the paper’s content

December 11, 2012

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This week the New York Times R&D Labs launched a new tool, Compendium, that is somewhat like a Storify or Pinterest for NYT content. Avid Times readers could find it a useful tool for collecting passages, articles, videos and images they want to save.

Many newspapers and magazines have already created accounts on Pinterest, and it’s not surprising they’re thinking about other ways to get readers to share their content. This week the New York Times Research & Development Labs launched a new tool called Compendium, which lets readers
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