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7 Reasons Why The New Digg Version 4 May Lead To The Company’s Demise

7 Reasons Why The New Digg Version 4 May Lead To The Company’s Demise

Within the past three weeks, Digg.com has allowed some of their most loyal users to sign up and try out Digg version 4 . It has been speculated that they will be doing a full roll out of the new site sometime within the next two months.

Senh: No RSS feeds? Really? That's going backwards, not forward. As for punishing power users, whenever you have a system where users vote on the content, there's bound to be abuse. I'm not sure if there's much you could do about it other than to ban the user whenever he/she is caught.

 

Facebook Buys User-Generated Destination Guide Nextstop

Facebook has bought - and is shutting down - Nextstop, a user-built guide to places and things to do around the world.

Senh: Interesting how Facebook has recently bought and shutdown a couple sites. The did the same with Divvyshot. Since these sites don't have much traffic, it's probably better for them to just acquire the team.

 

Facebook Gifts shop shutting down

Facebook Gifts shop shutting down

The days of digital birthday cakes, virtual bottles of champagne and other cutesy icons from Facebook are numbered.

Senh: I agree with most users - who wants to paid for a bunch of fake gifts to real friends anyway. Although I'm disappointed that it didn't work out. Would have been a nice alternative revenue stream.

 

Facebook Touts Selling Power Of Friendships

The social-networking site is aggressively pitching to big advertisers like Ford Motor Co. and PepsiCo Inc. the latest in a series of ad formats that tell users which of their Facebook friends have expressed interest in the brand or product featured in the ad.

 

Facebook to recognize faces

Facebook has begun testing face detection technology for Facebook Photos.

 

Foursquare Raises New Funds

Foursquare, a location-based social networking startup, raised $20 million from a group of venture capitalists to help fuel its expansion.

 

Chatroulette Isn't The Only Site Brought Down by the Big Wang

Chatroulette Isn't The Only Site Brought Down by the Big Wang

Stories about Chatroulette's spiraling traffic caused by guys showing their joystick every 10 seconds brought back memories of another site brought down by the same bodily member.

 

The New Digg: First Impressions

The New Digg: First Impressions

Ever since the new version of Digg was announced three months ago, it has undergone a lot of revisions and caused a lot of turmoil. In that time, Kevin Rose replaced Jay Adelson as CEO...

 

Twitter settles privacy charges with U.S.

Privately held microblogging service Twitter has agreed to a settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission over charges that it put customers privacy at risk by failing to safeguard their personal information.

 

Google's YouTube Didn't Infringe Viacom, Judge Says

Google Inc.'s YouTube video-sharing website didn't infringe copyrights owned by movie and television producer Viacom Inc., a judge ruled. US District Judge Louis Stanton in New York today ...

 

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