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Google really wants to
Google really wants to control the web. They are launching so many similar in demand services. Best luck to them, I hope their followers will embrace this decision in a positive way.
no more
i hate that google wants to control every thing.
Live and let live...
I think Google should let new business ideas thrive too without steamrolling its corporate machinery to effectively kill the market.
I would prefer if Google focused on few core competencies instead of having its hand on every pie out there.
Well, it is predictably..
Well, it is predictably..
Google ideas getting stale?
Google used to be pioneers. They used to invent things well ahead of anyone else. What happened? Now all we hear about is how Google is buying another successful idea or starting their own to compete with a successful idea.
They've gone from trendsetters to a giant corporate cliche. It's a bit sad.
There's only so much time in
There's only so much time in a day. Keeping up with facebook, twitter, myspace, digg, etc., etc. soaks a lot of time. I'm not sure how many of these will be left standing after the novelty wears off. If google can somehow incorporate several of these into one interface that would save time on the one hand and increase exposure on the other hand, then that'd be great. Until then, google's new gadget is just another time consuming gadget.
Well...
I'm a web site owner of safety and security products with a forum that I place artlcles on every day. I love the idea since I can submit some of them but then I fall into that spam category...oops! Thanks, Chris, for this info.
there could be some changes
there could be some changes for users, anyway Google may start own Digg like site
Google has to have it's hand in every pie
Google has to have it's hand in every pie it seems to me, if they can improve on digg so be it, but if not leave alone
Cheers
Local Tradesmen
Future belongs to Google
The way Google has gone in the past and the way it is planning now, leaves me with no doubt that future of web belongs to Google. The digg like feature in iGoogle is just another example of how innovative this company is. Social media marketing is on rise and no doubt Google is eying this area to prove yet again that they are the best.
In short, Google stands for -
G - Great
O - Outstanding
O - Original
G - Global
L - Leader
E - Example
Spammers heaven??
I think Google would be nieve to ignore the potential money making ability of a google owned digg site.... but, i fear for the internet community, this could (if not done correctly) become a haven for spammers and black hatters..... and no-one needs that !!
Nice Post
Nice Post, Thanks for Sharing.
What's Popular to a Digg-Like Site?
I couldn't guess, but one things for sure, they shouldn't allow vulgar language in their gadget like Diggs does. I took Diggs off of my blog because of foul language. What's wrong with people that can't express themselves without using foul language? Short on vocabulary?
Google + Digg makes sense
I can absolutely see Google buying Digg for the same reason they bought YouTube -- that's where the traffic is. Plus, as you've speculated so well, there's a lot of cross-over potential between Digg and Google's search engine.
Google Has Digg on the Brain
ERROR IN EXPRESSION
and therefore make them visible only to those who accept them or to machines where minors have access
It should have read
and therefore make them visible only to those who accept them or to EXCLUD THEM FROM machines where minors have access
Google Has Digg on the Brain
“What’s Popular" by Google has built in censorship. It discriminates against some adult sites. Example: attempt to ad http://bossy-girls.net fails with message:
Error submitting URL. Please make sure that the URL is correct and that it does not violate our terms of service
Now, If Google has authority to censor adult sites, what would prevent them form censoring catholic sites because they do not conform to Protestant Theology, or vice versa or Conservative sites because they do not conform to Liberal Ideology (or vice versa) has Google become our moral Guardian? Rather than censoring adult sites they could automatically designate them as adults only and therefore make them visible only to those who accept them or to machines where minors have access
Digg
Lets digg a little deeper, but make sure you protect the hole you digg.
Gigg
I think it makes perfect sense for Google to provide this functionality to it's users. It's a useful add-on to it's existing product pool. They should not buy Digg or one of the other service providers, they should apply their incredible talet pool toward evolving a better offering, something that distinguishes it from others.
Google's getting too big
Does anyone else see Google becoming a monopoly? They have the search market cornered, one of the most widely used free e-mail services, a widely used blog platform, a news agent, the most widely used advertising program on the internet, social networking, site analytics apps, translation, feedburner, picasa, and a plethora of other stuff that is usually second rate(with the exceptions of Adsense, Picasa and Feedburner) and only gets used because it's easy. Gigg will probably limp along like Orkut and a take away from sites that specialize and generate worthwhile media.
They could just call it ... Gigg
Might as well keep the name close to Google's own name and thanks for this article it's something else for us to add to the list of things we do for clients ;)
good post
almost every year Google always update the his technology systems that can be used by many people.
interesting idea
Okay, so the idea at digg, is to allow users to decide whats popular, not an algorithym. So if google automates the process, it is no longer a user driven popularity contest, but one that is determnined by google... how is that good? Social media in general is awesome cause its user driven, this is a step backwards, if it wants to aggregate information to let us know what popular on the web that is not the same as digg, where users make all the votes, so its a cool idea, but i dont think its real competition to digg, at least it should not be.
RE: interesting idea
From my understanding, it's using algorithms to collect info based on social activity that has already been taking place, and then it's bringing it into Google's interface where it is subject to further socially driven activity - where users can vote content up and down.
Great post AGAIN :)
cool info just tried it we will see what happens,pretty easy to submit
Stumbled
thanks
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A Winner
Another great article from Chris Crum. I've been a subscriber to Webpronews for some time now and always look forward to these up-to-date postings. Thanks.
Good News
This is great piece of information. Will prove to be quite useful for my new sites. But i will still say that Google is good in copying stuff from the internet.
Google has never been good
Google has never been good at the social media. So now is there chance to get the ball rolling to get visitor to take action with these cool lo0oking widgets and interface.
Those that use social
Those that use social bookmarking sites like Digg to help with SEO will surely see this as an opportunity, because there's no better than submitting to Google itself.
Surely on Google's part though it would make more sense to acquire one of the existing companies, not necessarily Digg but something similar at a more reasonable price.
Great article
This has really helped what im doing thank you!
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