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Digg Burying Stories Internally?
We all know that the main reason why stories don't hit the Digg homepage is because they get buried. Some say the…
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Google’s Defensible Trump Card?
A thought that came up in a conversation with Michael Ferguson, Ask’s usability guy (which is probably why I like talking to him. He always greases the mental machinery) was Google’s defensible position that personalization offers. Google is betting the farm on personalization. And really, they’re possibly the only search engine that can make this work. Here are the required components:
driverTV.com: Only For The Fast
If you don’t have a fast Internet connection, stop reading. This doesn’t apply to you. Everyone else, rejoice - driverTV.com, “the only automotive destination designed from the ground up for broadband subscribers” is here; as you might imagine, it’s rather good-looking.
The Digg Friends You Never Knew You Had
You can easily discover 10s, maybe even 100s of existing friends on Digg, if you only knew how and where to look.
Google Without Ads
Picked up that little hack from TheGrokDotCom, to show Google SERP's with no ads.
Cutts (Finally) Answers Paid Link Questions
Awash in good intentions, Google's Matt Cutts paved a hellish road for himself by asking people to fill out a spam report for paid links. Matt followed up over the weekend (and while on vacation) with details that may have saved him some initial grief.
