Posts filed under 'Digg'

Digg has released the Digg API which is now publicly available along with a Flash application toolkit and allows Digg users and partners to openly access all Digg data dating back to 2004. (more…)

Want to keep track of breaking Digg stories on your mobile phone or any other web capable mobile devices? Digg River, is a streamlined version of Digg that lets you sign in and Digg the stories you find interesting. You can now read the news on your Palm mobile device, Blackberry, or Web-enabled smart phone. (more…)

Digg recently crossed the one million users milestone and promised a party to celebrate the event. Now more details have been announced about the Digg party in San Francisco on Thursday, April 19, 2007. (more…)

A link on the Digg front page can bring you thousands of visitors. Amidst the massive growth of Digg, and their fight against spam and gaming, Digg recently crossed a million registered users. Just in December last year, Digg has crossed one million submitted stories. (more…)

The Digg front page moves stories very quickly down the archives and many interesting stories may never be found. Digg Labs is busy creating interactive visualizations that look beneath the surface of the Digg community’s activities like Stack and Swarm. (more…)

Scott Beale from Laughing Squid went visiting the Digg headquarters located in the Potrero Hill neighborhood of San Francisco and lets you have a peek inside the Digg offices. (more…)

Digg can drive huge traffic to your site, and create a long term stream of site traffic as thousands of visitors browse through the Digg archive. But Digg community can ban your site and deprive you of access to Digg, a wonderful tool to publicize your best content. (more…)