Always said you would like to have a social news site like digg, but didn’t have the time to develop or work on it?  Thanks to slinkset.com, you don’t have to.  They promise to deliver you your own social news site that you can customize, user your own domain on and auto-post links via RSS [...]

There is another digg clone from the hosting world to look at today. HostingBookmarks.com is the first though to focus more towards hosting news and help rather than hosting deals.

I’d like to see them ditch the “this was made with Pligg” stuff – kind of makes a bad first impression. Funny enough though, [...]

So will Top Host Deals become the digg of the web hosting world? Well there is a little ‘bit of competition out there in the market – ok, by competition I mean one other hosting deal social site Hostigg.com.
Top Host Deals looks nice and look as if it hit all the major high points [...]

It seems like these days when I go check out my feed reader to do some reading from my favorite news sources and blogs – there are a lot of posts you can spot that were written just for the sake of trying to bait the social bookmarking and ranking sites for popularity’s sake.
I am [...]

Call it curiosity or call it boredom.
If I owned my own cable news network, I could call it an investigation. When you tell somebody who doesn’t know about tech and Web-like things – you tell them to check out “digg” on the Web – they are going to first try “dig.com”. They aren’t [...]

I really love the new Digg layout that got launched yesterday. It is so much better than the last one that was released. After the last one, digg left it’s place for me as my start page – and I just started to subscribe to updates via the RSS feed.
Now though, I think [...]

1. Most of the list entries only have a few words of text to describe what they are really about. You really don’t get as much information as you might want.
2. I am tired of seeing them.
3. A monkey trained to type could come up with a better list topic than [...]

I have the solution for all the Netscape versus Digg arguing going back and forth on the Web these days. We take both Kevin Rose and Jason Calacanis and put them in a ring! Let’s toss in a ladder for good measure, and high above the ring we could put a big sack [...]

As many of us do, I get tired of finding a story on Digg, get excited about reading it, and then finding out the Web page has already gone down due to traffic. Every so often, via the comments on Digg you can find mirror links, but I am tired of waiting.
That is why [...]

So Jason Calacanis of the new Netscape actually wants to pay folks for finding stories. I say good for him. People need to make money, and as somebody who earns a living off of what he makes from the Internet, I like seeing this type of system work. I don’t know one [...]