Update: Kevin Rose is now saying that his WeFollow Twitter directory will now be "more closely linked" with Digg as they "experiment with user influence as it applies to the Twitter universe." In a company blog post, he writes:
I'm sure you've heard of Digg before, right? For the few of you that may have been in the dark for, oh I don't know, the last three plus years, let me explain the service.
UPDATE: Mashable has just confirmed that TweetDeck for the iPhone will be releasing tonight at 9PM Pacific Time. The app will be available for free at the Apple App Store.
TweetDeck is probably the most famous Twitter desktop app, so it really comes as no surprise that they're now making the jump to the iPhone.
That's right... TweetDeck for the iPhone.
The World Economic Forum announced selections for its Young Global Leaders. This group consists of business, government, academia, media, non-profit organizations and arts leaders from different regions around the world. Among the selections were a number of Silicon Valley leaders including Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, Chad Hurley of YouTube, and Kevin Rose of Digg (not to mention non-techies like Tiger Woods and Jessica Biel).
Digg founder Kevin Rose has put up a list of his New Years resolutions. Most of them probably won't affect many people besides him, but one that sticks out is "Build a Better Digg." His list goes:- Be mindful- Zazen- Build a better Digg- Start a small tea website- Climb- Camp- Video blog- Fish w/my Dad- Read- Less drinking- Make time to date someone seriously- Run a 5k- Budget
Here's hoping most Pownce users haven't made huge plans for their holiday vacations. It turns out that the launched-in-2007 company has been acquired by Six Apart and will shut its doors on December 15th, so they'll likely need to spend some time becoming familiar with a different service.
Digg's feisty user community will have a chance to question Kevin Rose and company about the site and its attendant issues on Monday night.
Midday visitors to Digg yesterday encountered its "out of service" message. Kevin Rose explained why on his blog.
Digg's main dude provided the narration for a video about new features on the social media site, as the company announced some forthcoming updates on Digg through the rest of 2007.
Don’t you wish you had “sources familiar with the company”, so you could speculate on new products and acquisitions?
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