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As a follow-up from our post earlier today - The Web 2.0 Election: Does the Internet Matter in Election Politics? - The Washington Post is reporting that online "friends" could

digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Google_is_expirimenting_with_Digg_style_voting'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; A substantial portion of the web world is turning today to look at a small experiment underway at Google, but

I've been tracking the release of the new Digg-style community news site Netscape.com, because there is a lot of backlash within the Netscape community about it. A story called Netscape's

Some of us know what hitting the front page of Digg can do: send 20,000 - 200,000+ clicks through to a site. Some of us have even felt the blessing

Last week, computer book publisher SitePoint relayed a story about recent experiences with Digg that demonstrates that the Digg system is far from perfect. We've written recently on ReadWriteWeb about

There are thousands of Google gadgets you can add to your iGoogle pages, from email checkers, games, even (wow, over 70) Twitter clients. The framework for these gadgets is flexible,

The moment has arrived, Mozilla has pushed the go-live button on Firefox 2. The new final 2.0 version of the browser is now available for everyone to download. Read/WriteWeb

Not even two months ago, social news web site Digg.com cleaned house and banned over 80 users for running scripts while on site, including those from Greasemonkey. Digg also banned

digg_url = 'http://www.digg.com/software/Today_is_Google_Free_Day_Could_You_Do_It'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Are you ready to spend a whole day, today (Tuesday), without using Google? There are literally hundreds of alternative search

Digg's long-awaited recommendation engine might be the most anticipated upcoming feature at the social news site. It was first mentioned by Kevin Rose at the EmTech conference last September, and