Is it just me, or did the memo that we’re supposed to be back at work not get around? Oh well—you can still catch up on the best of today’s Internet/marketing news.
- It’s probably about time: Google AdSense adds a Newbie Central. Check it out here.
- The end of an era: AOL Retires Netscape Browser
- Is a Digg rebellion in the works? I can’t say for certain, but if this evidence is the best you’ve got, it doesn’t look like anything new.
- Is Google’s Algorithm Awarding New Pages? Or just ones they’re interested in?
- Baidu Beats Music Labels In Music Copyright Case Again—but no such luck for Yahoo in a similar case in China.
Now get back to getting newsworthy!
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Alan Johnson Says:
January 2nd, 2008 at 10:55 pm
Even though I’ve made the Digg frontpage in December (actually, I’ve managed to make the frontpage with my second blog post, and the first was an introduction
), I have to say that StumbleUpon works a lot better for me.
A lot of people (including top diggers) are saying that Digg is definitely not what it used to be and I tend to agree. As far as I am concerned, I see SU taking over as the top player in 2008.
Alan Johnson
Futon-Matt Says:
January 3rd, 2008 at 5:30 pm
I second what Alan said about digg’s effectiveness. Personally I don’t see much traffic from digg when I submit articles or webpages.
Edward Says:
January 5th, 2008 at 6:52 am
These two social network are different, Digg can get you an enormous amount of fast traffic, while SU can get you a constant traffic for at least a week