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0Boy is a 35 year old guy from California, USA
Social media, social networks, marketing, politics - love it all. Married with 3 children, I am on Digg, Newsvine, Propeller, Mixx, and Reddit. Feel free to contact me at any time. Gtalk or gmail: jd.rucker.oboy@gmail.com
Rated Oct 08 • 3 reviews • internet, digg, social media, social news, socialmedia • socialnewswatch.com
From the page: "No more looking for spades, street signs, or red faces. Digg has gone to text links rather than thumbnails of the avatars on submissions. A few days ago, they raised the limit from 200 to approximately300, then apparently back up to â€oeunlimited” (even though there is one report of a user banned because of Digging too much)."
Rated Oct 03 • 1 review • internet, digg, social media, socialmedia • socialblade.com
From the page: "For an entire year now, digging activity statistics from the social news site digg.com seem to have been dropping. If you look at the total # of diggs on all stories hitting the front page, the average number of diggs per story, the total number of comments, and average number of comments per story, all have been on a steady downward trend."
Rated Aug 10 • 5 reviews • internet, web, digg, social media, social news • techcrunch.com
From the page: "Digg has been aggressive in their pursuit of partners, high-volume sites integrating with Digg through widgets, and a heavy dose of promotion through Twitter.
It seems that all of their recent actions have been geared towards increasing new visitors as well as increasing the number of pages viewed once visitors come."
Rated Aug 04 • 1 review • humor, spam, pics, socialmedia, digg • tweetafile.com
I'm flattered, but I think this email was intended for @jayadelson or @kevinrose
Rated Aug 03 • 3 reviews • internet, web, digg, social media, social news • adamsherk.com
From the page: "Itâ€s no secret that mainstream news sites are experiencing increased exposure on social news sites like Digg. Back in March Soshable noted that 46% of the Digg front page is controlled by 50 websites."
Rated Jul 22 • 1 review • internet, digg, social media, social news, socialmedia • pcworld.com
From the page: "Digg's attempt to channel more readers through its site have caused a stir, and it's not clear whether the change will last."
Rated Jul 19 • 7 reviews • internet, journalism, digg, social media, socialmedia, twitter • mashable.com
From the page: "Digg support: â€oeThis is working as intended”"
Rated Jul 19 • 1 review • internet, digg, social media, social news, socialmedia • techcrunch.com
This is a big mistake on Digg's part. People WILL stop using the URL shortener because of this.
Rated Mar 22 2009 • 0 reviews • humor, bizarre, twitter, digg, socialmedia • twitter.com
Rated Mar 18 2009 • 9 reviews • internet, digg, social media, social news, socialmedia • soshable.com
From the page: "Despite tens of thousands of submissions every week, the last seven days have shown that 46.6% of the Digg front page comes from 50 websites, according to data accumulated on di66.net."
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