7 Ways To Create Your Own Digg Clone
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added 2008 Tue Apr 1 7:00:00 by unknown user
You?ve seen Digg, and you?ve seen the hundreds - if not thousands - of similar sites sprouting up lately. Perhaps you?ve had an idea for a Digg-like site, but you just didn?t know where to start? Luckily, today there are several options available for creating your own Digg clone which require little to no programming knowledge. These 7 tools will help you get down the road to that goal. Saved By: olga9999 | View Details | Give Thanks
You?ve seen Digg, and you?ve seen the hundreds - if not thousands - of similar sites sprouting up lately. Perhaps you?ve had an idea for a Digg-like site, but you just didn?t know where to start? Luckily, today there are several options available for creating your own Digg clone which require little to no programming knowledge. These 7 tools will help you get down the road to that goal. Saved By: olga9999 | View Details | Give Thanks
5 Essential Tools for Digg Analysts
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added 2008 Mon Feb 25 7:00:00 by unknown user
Most users prefer to take Digg at face value and just enjoy the daily stream of news and cool links it provides. Others, like me, want to find out the inner workings of this seemingly arbitrary but in fact quite complex system. Back in the early days, the only way to find out how Digg works was to observe. Luckily, today Digg ?analysts? have a large number of tools at their disposal; not flashy games or fun visuals, but actual tools that use Digg?s API to extract meaningful information, extrapolate statistical data out of it and present all of it in a useful way. Without further ado, here are 5 tools that everyone who wants to find out the nuts and bolts of Digg should have bookmarked. Saved By: Ryan Price | View Details | Give Thanks
Most users prefer to take Digg at face value and just enjoy the daily stream of news and cool links it provides. Others, like me, want to find out the inner workings of this seemingly arbitrary but in fact quite complex system. Back in the early days, the only way to find out how Digg works was to observe. Luckily, today Digg ?analysts? have a large number of tools at their disposal; not flashy games or fun visuals, but actual tools that use Digg?s API to extract meaningful information, extrapolate statistical data out of it and present all of it in a useful way. Without further ado, here are 5 tools that everyone who wants to find out the nuts and bolts of Digg should have bookmarked. Saved By: Ryan Price | View Details | Give Thanks
Shareaholic - Firefox extension to share and send links directly from your browser.
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added 2008 Thu Jan 24 7:00:00 by unknown user
"The Shareaholic extension for Firefox makes it easy for you to submit the web page you're viewing to digg, del.icio.us, facebook, google bookmarks, reddit and stumbleupon. If you prefer, you can also e-mail the web page to a friend." Saved By: John Stansbury | View Details | Give Thanks
"The Shareaholic extension for Firefox makes it easy for you to submit the web page you're viewing to digg, del.icio.us, facebook, google bookmarks, reddit and stumbleupon. If you prefer, you can also e-mail the web page to a friend." Saved By: John Stansbury | View Details | Give Thanks
added 2007 Tue May 15 13:00:34 by charbarred
It is time for Digg Founder Kevin Rose to man-up once again. It is time to make Digg fully transparent. It is time to remove the barrier that hides the bury data from the users. Mr. Rose, tear down this wall.
It is time for Digg Founder Kevin Rose to man-up once again. It is time to make Digg fully transparent. It is time to remove the barrier that hides the bury data from the users. Mr. Rose, tear down this wall.
added 2007 Mon May 14 23:28:07 by BrianJJohnson
How often have you seen your stories rising on Digg only to watch them fall off in a matter of seconds. Most of us attribute this to the "burry brigade," however that is not always the case. New evidence is showing that Digg administrators are pulling pieces of content manually and shifting the blame elsewhere.
How often have you seen your stories rising on Digg only to watch them fall off in a matter of seconds. Most of us attribute this to the "burry brigade," however that is not always the case. New evidence is showing that Digg administrators are pulling pieces of content manually and shifting the blame elsewhere.
added 2007 Mon May 14 21:53:31 by webtickle
Digg goes to an all time low by censoring content.
Digg goes to an all time low by censoring content.
added 2007 Fri May 11 13:53:00 by GilbertZ
A Web user and his information are like a grizzly and her cub. Come between them, and you're likely to get mauled. That's what a group of heavyweight tech and entertainment companies learned last week when they tried to keep the lid on the code that could help break the electronic locks on HD-DVDs. On May 1, someone posted the code, which allows
A Web user and his information are like a grizzly and her cub. Come between them, and you're likely to get mauled. That's what a group of heavyweight tech and entertainment companies learned last week when they tried to keep the lid on the code that could help break the electronic locks on HD-DVDs. On May 1, someone posted the code, which allows
added 2007 Thu May 3 19:11:41 by webtickle
People can only censor you if you are restricted by the draconian and parochial laws of editorial control that mainstream media outlets have to abide by. With social media, editorial control is given back to the people, no one person or team of people can make a decision to censor someone. And that is exactly what has happened in the case of Mike G
People can only censor you if you are restricted by the draconian and parochial laws of editorial control that mainstream media outlets have to abide by. With social media, editorial control is given back to the people, no one person or team of people can make a decision to censor someone. And that is exactly what has happened in the case of Mike G
added 2007 Wed May 2 23:06:46 by Neophile
What happened on Digg yesterday did not have to happen. It was the wisdom of the crowd spiraling downward into a perfect storm of mob rule. The two main factors that contributed to the strength of said storm are the Digg community's disdain for DRM and the general unawareness of the fact that Digg has moderators.
What happened on Digg yesterday did not have to happen. It was the wisdom of the crowd spiraling downward into a perfect storm of mob rule. The two main factors that contributed to the strength of said storm are the Digg community's disdain for DRM and the general unawareness of the fact that Digg has moderators.
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added 2007 Wed May 2 22:51:57 by adorosario
There's been a lot of discussion about the value of Digg traffic (Problogger, Neil Patel, etc). This analysis aims to use the data culled from the Chitika logs over a 31 day period to put an actual number to this theory. Since pretty much everyone receives Google traffic, this analysis uses Google as a base to compare against.
There's been a lot of discussion about the value of Digg traffic (Problogger, Neil Patel, etc). This analysis aims to use the data culled from the Chitika logs over a 31 day period to put an actual number to this theory. Since pretty much everyone receives Google traffic, this analysis uses Google as a base to compare against.
added 2007 Wed May 2 4:32:40 by titlesaysitall
"Just a few hours ago I was writing that there was a reason why Digg had censored an article pointing out the HD-DVD Processing Key. While Digg is right to do so, and Jay Adelson has explained the reasons on the Digg blog, this hasn't stopped the Digg community from a full-fledged revolt."
"Just a few hours ago I was writing that there was a reason why Digg had censored an article pointing out the HD-DVD Processing Key. While Digg is right to do so, and Jay Adelson has explained the reasons on the Digg blog, this hasn't stopped the Digg community from a full-fledged revolt."
added 2007 Tue Apr 24 18:42:29 by capn_caveman
Online news articles can lose their appeal in as little as an hour. That is the message from two statistical physicists who analysed the way people access information on the user-driven news site Digg.com.
Online news articles can lose their appeal in as little as an hour. That is the message from two statistical physicists who analysed the way people access information on the user-driven news site Digg.com.
added 2007 Sat Apr 21 23:35:18 by nomand
Awesome Tips On How To Find Hot Topics For Your Articles and reach the top of the Digg, Netscape and Reddit
Awesome Tips On How To Find Hot Topics For Your Articles and reach the top of the Digg, Netscape and Reddit
added 2007 Tue Apr 17 21:09:23 by charbarred
Search Marketing Gurus noted today that Newsvine beat Digg to the breaking news about the shooting at Virginia Tech. This is where Netscape's moderated take on things really comes through.
Search Marketing Gurus noted today that Newsvine beat Digg to the breaking news about the shooting at Virginia Tech. This is where Netscape's moderated take on things really comes through.
added 2007 Fri Apr 13 17:43:10 by Roberto101
A website called Digg that seems to have copied Netscape is infest the online pipes. Just what the hell is it they want?
A website called Digg that seems to have copied Netscape is infest the online pipes. Just what the hell is it they want?
added 2007 Thu Apr 5 4:45:24 by webtickle
In a step that is somewhat similar to Digg's removal of the top users list, Netscape recently announced that it will stop counting, displaying in user profiles, and taking into account when assessing user rankings, the statistic of 'number of stories submitted by a user and later promoted to the homepage'. Here's why...
In a step that is somewhat similar to Digg's removal of the top users list, Netscape recently announced that it will stop counting, displaying in user profiles, and taking into account when assessing user rankings, the statistic of 'number of stories submitted by a user and later promoted to the homepage'. Here's why...
added 2007 Wed Apr 4 20:47:49 by webtickle
The end of the Top User's list may be the final straw in breaking Digg's back.
The end of the Top User's list may be the final straw in breaking Digg's back.
added 2007 Tue Apr 3 1:38:10 by digdigdig333
Subvert and Profit pays users $0.50 per Digg, and it costs advertisers $1 per Digg. They claim to be at the forefront of the crowdsourcing revolution.
Subvert and Profit pays users $0.50 per Digg, and it costs advertisers $1 per Digg. They claim to be at the forefront of the crowdsourcing revolution.
added 2007 Sat Mar 31 19:20:27 by Spinchange
After plyaing with Feedblendr for hours on end, this is what I came up with: I call it RSSpectMeme. It's a feed-mash of user determined & algorithmically determined content from some of the hottest links & stories on the web. Each link takes you directly to the source story, bypassing the site (or jump) it's fed from. Credit and Sourcing is
After plyaing with Feedblendr for hours on end, this is what I came up with: I call it RSSpectMeme. It's a feed-mash of user determined & algorithmically determined content from some of the hottest links & stories on the web. Each link takes you directly to the source story, bypassing the site (or jump) it's fed from. Credit and Sourcing is
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added 2007 Tue Mar 27 7:00:00 by unknown user
The ins and outs of writing an algorithim similar to Digg.
The ins and outs of writing an algorithim similar to Digg.
added 2007 Sat Mar 17 12:14:24 by _kam0_
Have you ever wanted to tell us what stories we should cover? Or where we should place a story in the newspaper? That's what Digg allowed readers to do when it was set up in 2004.
Have you ever wanted to tell us what stories we should cover? Or where we should place a story in the newspaper? That's what Digg allowed readers to do when it was set up in 2004.
added 2007 Sat Mar 10 14:26:57 by TheAttacks
Thanks for the good times. Looks like I got my account deleted by Digg. I've been using the Digg all bookmarklet some time after they deleted the top users list.
Thanks for the good times. Looks like I got my account deleted by Digg. I've been using the Digg all bookmarklet some time after they deleted the top users list.
added 2007 Fri Mar 9 6:44:58 by webtickle
MySpace is launching a news aggregator called MySpace News in the second quarter of 2007. It'll rely on both algorithms and user rating - basically a combination of Google News and Digg.
MySpace is launching a news aggregator called MySpace News in the second quarter of 2007. It'll rely on both algorithms and user rating - basically a combination of Google News and Digg.
added 2007 Wed Mar 7 15:11:33 by charbarred
The recent news of sites being unbanned from Digg may have been a red herring thrown at us to divert our attention from the full impact of a new Digg feature. I am talking about Digg's new "auto bury" feature.
The recent news of sites being unbanned from Digg may have been a red herring thrown at us to divert our attention from the full impact of a new Digg feature. I am talking about Digg's new "auto bury" feature.
added 2007 Sat Mar 3 12:31:59 by charbarred
Many alternative media sites are chiming in on the recent Wired feature on Digg, even going so far as echoing the content in posts such as Is Digg Rigged? or even taking the content wholesale such as Hunting Down Digg's Bury Brigade.
Many alternative media sites are chiming in on the recent Wired feature on Digg, even going so far as echoing the content in posts such as Is Digg Rigged? or even taking the content wholesale such as Hunting Down Digg's Bury Brigade.
added 2007 Thu Mar 1 12:08:55 by Digidave
A Wired reporter goes under cover to see if she can buy her way to the front page of Digg with User/Submitter. It works.
A Wired reporter goes under cover to see if she can buy her way to the front page of Digg with User/Submitter. It works.
