Digg is a social news aggregation website that allows users to discover and share web content. Users can vote content up or down using a simple interface available on the website, mobile site, and iPhone and Android apps. Originally launched in 2004 as an experimental site, Digg now focuses on an editorially driven front page covering science, politics, and viral internet stories. The document provides an overview of Digg's features and integration with Facebook and Twitter, as well as a brief history and examples of how users can start exploring content on Digg.

1. WHAT THE INTERNET IS TALKING ABOUT RIGHT NOW…
BY
CRAIG NELSON
CraigNelson||FIT1012||Digg||09/16/13

2. DIGG OVERVIEW
 Started as an ad-free experimental social news
website in November 2004.
 Now a news aggregator with an editorially driven
front page with stories of science, politics, and viral
internet issues.
 Worldwide social news platform.

3. WHAT IS DIGG?
 Lets users discover, share, and recommend web
content with the click of a button.
 Vote content up or down.
 Also known as “digging” or “burying”

4. MAJOR FEATURES & BENEFITS
 Simple, user-friendly interface.
 Digg Reader.
 Mobile website.
 iPhone & Android Apps.
 Facebook & Twitter integration.

5. MOBILE SITE / IPHONE APP

6. DIGG READER
 Lets you read articles you save for later.
 Can be read without internet access.

7. DIGG TIMELINE
Nov. 2004 –
Experimental Digg
release.
July 2008 – Mobile
site release.
March 2010 –
iPhone app
release.
August 2010 –
Android app
release.
July 2012 – Re-
designed Digg with
facebook and
Twitter integration.
Click icon for full Digg history.

8. HOW DO I START DIGG’ING?
Let’s go to the website and find out!

9. IPHONE APPLICATION VIDEO

10. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES
 Web
 iOS
 Android
 Mobile

11. WHAT’S THE BEST PART ABOUT DIGG?
IT’S
FREE

12. WORKS CITED
"Digg." - What the Internet Is Talking about Right
Now. N.p., n.d. Web. 16 Sept. 2013.
"Digg." Wikipedia. Wikimedia Foundation, 09 Nov.
2013. Web. 16 Sept. 2013.
"Inside Digg’s Race to Build the New Google Reader."
Wired.com. Conde Nast Digital, 18 June 0013.
Web. 16 Sept. 2013.