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Digg Meets Frictionless Sharing, Launches Social Reader on Facebook
Today Digg and Facebook are getting close. Real close. Digg is unleashing its new social reader on Facebook. When users turn on social sharing from their Digg accounts, all the
Digg: We Were Not Gaming Our Own Algorithm, Just Testing It
Yesterday, Digg power user LtGenPanda spotted some rather odd activity on the social bookmarking site. While looking into how the new Digg algorithm changed the makeup of the site's front
Digg Gets More Mainstream; But Are Their News Sources Too Narrow Now?
Allen Stern over at CenterNetworks did an analysis of current frontpage stories on digg, the popular social news site that started out as a tech competitor to Slashdot. Allen noted
Digg 4 Goes Live-ish to the Public
For a few months now, Digg has been beta testing a radically new version of its popular social news aggregation site. Those lucky enough to secure an invitation have been
Can Digg Do Real-Time News?
A great community for crowd sourced news and content, Digg is taking a page from the Twitter playbook and testing its mettle in the real-time stream. Similar to Twitter's Trending
Digg Needs Editors
One of my pet peeves currently is when people badly submit an article to digg. It is bad for both digg readers (who may never get to see the article
Interview with Digg founder Kevin Rose, Part 1
On my ZDNet blog I've just published the first of a two-part interview with digg founder Kevin Rose. In the interview we discuss digg's popularity, its battle with spammers, the
Sub.DiggerPlus Finally Makes Digg's Social Network Useful; Too Bad People Are Afraid to Use It
A new service called Sub.DiggerPlus vastly improves the user experience for social news mega-site Digg and its social networking features. The service shows a Digg user's friends' link submissions in
Digg Doubles Its War Chest to Challenge Yahoo Buzz Internationally
Social news site Digg is announcing today that it has raised another $28 million from existing investors, bringing its sum total raised to more than $40 million. Remember when people
Calacanis offers to buy out digg users
Netscape boss Jason Calacanis has offered to essentially buy out the top users on Digg, Delicious, Flickr, MySpace, and Reddit for $1000 per month: "We will pay you $1,000 a
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