by chost78 November 8, 2007
by AmagicD April 14, 2009
by Smashly262yo March 27, 2009
Web 2.0 social bookmarking website created by Kevin Rose that relies on it's users to submit interesting news, images, or videos.
While the Digg concept and interface is great, the website is unfortunately hampered by many flaws.
The front page is nearly controlled by power users and it's nearly impossible for average diggers to get their submission into the front page.
As Digg becomes more mainstream, the core intelligence of Digg is taking a nosedive with the website slowly becoming a variation of 4chan.
While the Digg concept and interface is great, the website is unfortunately hampered by many flaws.
The front page is nearly controlled by power users and it's nearly impossible for average diggers to get their submission into the front page.
As Digg becomes more mainstream, the core intelligence of Digg is taking a nosedive with the website slowly becoming a variation of 4chan.
by death to hipsters August 6, 2009
"Steve!? Did you see that article on the new iPod Video?"
Steve: "Wtf. It's not even full screen and the headphones aren't even bluetooth. No digg."
Steve: "Wtf. It's not even full screen and the headphones aren't even bluetooth. No digg."
by dep November 2, 2006
A site created by former TechTV host, Kevin Rose, that uses a very unique feature to get all its tech news content, all the news is user submitted and promoted to the front page by people clicking the digg icon next to a story. When a story gets a certain amount of diggs it is promoted to the front page and everyone who visits the site will see it.
by NateB September 9, 2005
A "Digg" is when you have a very successful business in place & you make significant changes stripping away what made it unique to then make it into one of the biggest startups & failures all in one.
Digg.com was an innovative website in it's time but then pulled a "Digg" when they did a complete make over of an already established website to then go from one of the biggest social news media sites to the biggest failure news media site.
by Why DiggFailed October 26, 2010