Jay recently introduced you to some usability improvements to text-heavy Shots, in the form of improved readability. I'm pleased to announce that we've been hard at work on additional features to help you have more productive interactions with Snap Shots, and have released a major one today.

Many of our Shot types now feature the ability to dynamically scroll through the available content, fulfilling the wishes of users wanted more information than was available in our previous static view.

Similar to the lightweight link-hovering interaction that drives all Snap Shots on a publisher's page, simply moving your mouse over the bottom portion of the Shot content will cause the content to scroll down. Once you've scrolled down, you can move back up by hovering over the top portion of the content. Unobtrusive arrow icons near the right edge of the Shot will light up to let you know if there is any more content in either direction.

A few examples:

• WikiShot: Timmy 2000
• MovieShot: Used Cars (1980)
• ProductShot: 30 Rock: Season One
• RSS Shot (Latest Items): CNN
• RSS Shot (Item Detail): Thoughts on Privacy

We hope you enjoy this feature, and are excited to bring you more cool surprises in the not-too-distant future.