My Water Daily has been discontinued, effective immediately. I hope you found this service helpful and informative, and I have enjoyed creating and maintaining it over the years. I hope to continue building tools for water professionals in the future, but in the meantime I will be focusing on more pressing commitments, both personal and professional. Thanks for reading.
Sincerely, Jim
What is My Water Daily?
My Water Daily was a newsletter service for water industry professionals in the United States - or anyone that's interested in water issues. Every morning, we pulled together news articles and job postings, categorized them based on topic and location, and sent a customized email to each of our subscribers. Emails were sent each morning between 7am and 8am Eastern Time. If daily emails were too much, subscribers could choose a weekly summary instead. My Water Daily was completely free to use.
How do you decide which links to include?
My Water Daily is completely automated. News and jobs are selected and categorized based on a combination of search queries and machine learning algorithms. Each news article is assigned one or more locations based on the contents of the article and where it was published. If your newsletter includes an article from a far off publication, it's likely that the article mentioned a location in your area. We're always interested in improving the algorithms that run this site. So, if you encounter a link in your newsletter that seems out of place, please let us know by responding to your newsletter email with a description of the problem. Please note, I'm not currently accepting manual submissions of job listings. If you post your job listing to one of the large job search websites (e.g. Indeed.com), my automated system should pick it up and include it in a future newsletter.
Who publishes My Water Daily?
Greetings, my name is Jim Tully. I'm an engineer and hydrogeologist in Florida. In my spare time I like to build websites, web crawlers, natural language processors, named entity extractors, and machine learning tools (i.e. the tools that actually publish My Water Daily). I have a few new features in mind for My Water Daily that I hope to roll out soon. Thanks for reading. -Jim