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Jun 5
Death Knell for Social News: Digg, Reddit, Slashdot
"Are Social News 2.0 websites dying?" is the question asked over at Chrono Tron.  The post outlines the problems with Digg: more Diggs to popular websites like CNet and less to sites with original content.  I've noticed as well that Diggs are getting broader rather than deeper - more people posting Digg links that aren't terribly interesting, and less people "Digging" the links that are already there.

reddit    digg    slashdot    del.icio.us  
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This Google Analytics chart still shows search interest in Digg is growing, but that may just reflect the "broadening" of the coverage I described above.

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