People soshalize. They don't care how it's spelled. They just do it.
6 publishers and 1 “celebrity” have controlled the Digg Top News section for the past 3 days. This story over at Media Caffeine called Digg: The Broken Covenant (aka Selling Out to “The Man”) gives a clear indication that the shortcomings of Digg v4 go well beyond the bugs, beyond the fake positive press, and beyond the end of content curation.
It’s uglier than we thought.
About JD Rucker+JD Rucker is Editor at Soshable, a Social Media Marketing Blog. He is a Christian, a husband, a father, and Director of Digital Marketing for KPA. He drinks a lot of coffee, usually in the form of a 5-shot espresso over ice. Find him on Twitter, Facebook, and Pinterest.
[...] the last 118 stories to make the front page and which sites grabbed the highest percentages. Check out his blog for the full chart. Some [...]
[...] the last 118 stories to make the front page and which sites grabbed the highest percentages. Check out his blog for the full chart. Some [...]
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[...] to enjoy. According to one estimate, more than half of the site’s top stories have come from just seven sources. Founder and CEO Kevin Rose, who said in a recent blog post that Digg plans to change some of the [...]
[...] to enjoy. According to one estimate, more than half of the site’s top stories have come from just seven sources. Founder and CEO Kevin Rose, who said in a recent blog post that Digg plans to change some of the [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] Here's a good graph that shows what was happening with Reddit stories going to Digg's front page a few days ago. [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] make decisions on what to change going forward," he commented.However, social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration's release. Six [...]
[...] social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration’s [...]
[...] make decisions on what to change going forward," he commented.However, social media site Soshable graphed 118 stories on the once-fabled Digg front page in three days after the new iteration's release. Six [...]
[...] is going to be a make or break year for Digg.com. After the debacle of 2010′s V4 launch, many in the industry thought that the site would die a quick death in 2011. As the year comes to a [...]
[...] problem wasn’t the model nor was it the content (though that was a big problem after their disastrous decision to launch Digg V4 in mid-2010). The problem was the traffic. There were two things working against them. First, they [...]
[...] Digg users. Some abandoned the site after the recent sale. Most left long ago shortly after the release of the fatal V4 update in 2010. The once-mighty king of social news has been a shell of its former glory for some time, [...]
[...] has grown tremendously since the original downfall of Digg back in 2010. Digg was its only true competitor in the world of social news. It was inevitable since Reddit had [...]
[...] has grown tremendously since the original downfall of Digg back in 2010. Digg was its only true competitor in the world of social news. It was inevitable since Reddit had [...]
[...] has grown tremendously since the original downfall of Digg back in 2010. Digg was its only true competitor in the world of social news. It was inevitable since Reddit had [...]
this has now changed to 90% reddit.com
So much for the democratization of content on the web. This is disgusting. The whole premise of this site has been violated.
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