Actually, I love The Daily. I really enjoy the Daybook. It has led me to some really great books that I might have missed otherwise and just generally increased my knowledge. For example, there was a post the other day about George Orwell, which mentioned his book 'Down and Out in Paris and London' (excellent book) and it mentioned that the idea came from Jack London and his book 'The People of the Abyss'. I'd never heard of the London book, so I searched for it on my nook, found a free Google book and am reading it now. It's completely fantastic. Just amazing. And to think I might have missed it but for that Daybook article. So yay for Daybook. There's a book called The Intellectual Devotional which is a bit of literary wisdom for each day (in much the same way that religious devotionals give spiritual thoughts for each day) and that is what the Daybook reminds me of. I visited Steve King's (the guy who writes Daybook) blog, though, and found that the nook version is usually condensed. I wish the whole thing were available every day.
Also I have a subscription to The New Yorker and it's delivered to The Daily every Monday. I seldom read the entire magazine when it arrives, so I find I visit The Daily all week to read the latest issue, like on my lunch break or when stuck in traffic or whenever I want to read but don't have time to get immersed in a book.
The Unbound is also nice because it highlights books i might not otherwise know about, like Wasson's book about Breakfast At Tiffany's, which I found really interesting.
I agree with others, though, that I would really like to lose Your New Nook and Nook Tips. I just don't need them anymore. I also agree with Smokey that we will eventually see much more in The Daily, like RSS feeds, which will be fantastic.
