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A Downside of Getting to the Front Page of Digg  The Holy Grail of incoming links for many bloggers is an appearance on the front page of Digg. It has the potential to send tens of thousands of visitors and bring about a lot of secondary links from other sites who see it.
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| Duncan Riley talks about His Experience with TechCrunch and Future Directions Good interview over at BlogHerald with Duncan Riley who today finishes up as a blogger at TechCrunch.
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Under the premise of assessing Yahoo's new Digg-killer "Buzz," ReadWriteWeb flames the users of TechCrunch, Digg, Slashdot, and other tech communities -- implying that they're semi [..]
Yet again, reports are surfacing that Google (GOOG) is buying social news site Digg. This time, TechCrunch reports that Google is in final negotiations to pick up Digg for about $200 mil [..]
Digg has always been a good site for finding significant or offbeat news, especially in the tech industry. But because it often takes 12 to 24 hours of voting for a story to hit Digg [..]
“How do I increase the chances of getting a blog post to the front page of Digg?”
I’ve had questions about getting to the front page of Digg many times in the last few weeks so thought I’d put together a guide with a process for doing it. By no means is this something that will [...] [..]
Web news site Digg is trying to make it easier for you to find stories that you would like to read. How will it do that? The same way Netflix [..]
Photo: J.D. Wegner Potential Digg acquir [..]
The latest to challenge NYC's CollegeHumor to a friendly match of beer pong, and lose: Digg, the social news site based in San [..]
AOL (TWX) is combining Engadget, Switched, and other huge tech blogs into a network, perhaps in response to TechCrunch proprietor Michael Arrington's merge-with-the-blogosphere [..]
