It really is an easy place to blog!
Easy Place To BlogYou’ve reached this page because the site you were trying to visit now blocks visitors from Digg and other social media sites. If you wish to view the site you came from we suggest STOPPING USING SOCIAL MEDIA SITES and finding the resources through Google instead.
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A social network for older people to stay in touch with distant families, a X-factor style version site of Myspace, and a social network for avatars, presents how social media goes niche
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And in typical Web 2.0 fashion, the more you use Digg, the better recommendations you
’ll receive, as the “engine” learns more about you. Digg’s upcoming “Recommendation Engine”, over time, advertisers may well also see a payoff as Digg’s users organize themselves into “social networks within the larger social news site’s community…
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A comprehensive list of hundreds of Web 2.0 APIs.
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With Internet-like speed, blogs have gone from self-indulgent hobbies to flourishing businesses. Real businesses, with real revenue streams from real advertisers, not overhyped next big things. Some of the most popular blogs, long the bane of the mainstream media, are now themselves becoming mainstream.
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An interesting post which compares the current social media climate with life and technology in the 1990s. Before Digg, there was your local newspaper’s “Top Stories of the Year” issue. ou used to have to wait until December to find out hottest story of the year. Now there’s an infinite stream of uncensored content and entertainment online..
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Are social media bugs and hacks on the rise? With their recent increase in popularity, this will likely become more and more of an issue. Know of other things going on that would help give a bigger picture view of this trend - post them in the comments.
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With a very simple concept, Digg.com has changed the fundamental nature of the news media and how millions of people access information. Digg (and its fellow social media sites) democratized the media…Now, argue about whether this is good or bad, but it’s now a fact of life.
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Exposing how popular social media websites use algorithms to utilize user data.
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An excellent compendium of social media sites courtesy of Chris Brogan and Alexa Scordato.
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