Storify rolls out a new and improved interface for storytelling

LINK: storify.com ➚ | Posted by: Andrew Phelps | October 27, 2011

One new tool we think users will really enjoy using is a revised bookmarklet and all-new Storypad that lets you collect and save media from all over the web and add it to your story. You can easily share what you’ve gathered with other Storify users, and you can use media from anyone’s Storypad in any story. So whatever you find online can become part of your story.

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