Recommendations from your favorite publications’ websites, straight to your phone!

From restaurant reviews to shopping guides, it’s often the publications that we read every day that inspire us to try new places.

Starting today, you can save those places you read about online straight to your foursquare To-Do List, without leaving the article you’re reading. Just look for the ‘Save to foursquare’ button, which you’ll now find sitting pretty on tons of your favorite websites, from Time Out to CBS.

When you click on a ‘Save to foursquare’ button, a window will pop up confirming the place you want to add, and that’s it! It’s on your phone. Now, foursquare will remind you about it the next time you’re out and about. If you’re using Radar, we’ll buzz your phone when you’re around the corner.

There are loads of publications using the button on their reviews, profiles, and guides.

• Over 12,000 New York Magazine restaurant, bar, store, and attraction listings, which include profiles, critics’ pick and rating designations, and photos, will feature the button at Nymag.com.
• Time Out Boston, New York, and Chicago now have the button alongside list round-ups, restaurant and store reviews, and in search results.
• Time Out New York Kids is also using the button, like on this list of places parents can take their kids ice skating.
• On their local websites across the country, CBS is putting the button on articles that mention restaurants, stores, and other places.
• Find the button on Eater.com on tons of place pages and blog posts!
• Frommer’s Travel now has the button on all restaurant, shopping, attraction, nightlife and hotel review pages at 4,000 global destinations at frommers.com.
• AskMen is adding the button to their online city guide, which features tips on the best places for a casual brunch, a first date or drinks with the guys.

Are you a publisher? When readers use the ‘save to foursquare’ button, the saved places will show up in their foursquare app with your branding, along with a link back to the original article on your site. Find out how to add the button to your site here.

This is a major improvement over the first version of ‘Save to foursquare,’ making it easier to use for publishers and readers, and incorporating our new features, like Lists and Radar.

Now, more than ever, it’s a great tool to make exploring the world not only easier, but better. We can’t wait for you to start using it! And we have more on the way later today. Stay tuned!