Digg is a social news website where users can vote on stories from across the web, determining their ranking. Users can share news stories, comment on them, and follow other users with interesting stories. The site was created by Kevin Ross, Owen Byrne, Ron Gorodetzky, and Jay Adelson as an experiment in free advertising, later monetizing through Google AdSense. Key features include companies promoting their news, following other users, and determining stories' visibility through voting.

1. DiggBy: Andres Diaz, Kyle Brennan, Brandon Collis, and Douglas Rotondo

2. What is Digg?Digg is a social news website.It consists of people voting on the stories whether they like them or not.Everyone uses stories off of the web they are not made up. You use a URL that is connected to the website that it came from.Once you read the story from the link you can go back to Digg and comment on the story.

3. How to join DiggMake an account or use your previous Facebook or twitter account.If you are using Facebook Or Twitter you use your login for those sites.If you do not have a Facebook or twitter you need to enter an email address and a password, and you need to enter the word code before entering the site.The you have completed your registration and you are on the site.

4. How Digg worksIt builds a list of stories that are shared across the web.All of the news stories are shared by the people who have accounts to Digg.Every story has a rank depending on the votes that the story receives.

5. The origins of DiggIt started as an experiment by Kevin Ross, Owen Byrne, Ron Gorodetzky, Jay Adelson.It was originally designed for free advertisement.As Digg became popular Google AdSense was added so they could make money off of it.After making changes and updates now Digg has transformed into a social media network.

6. Unique Features of digg When companies have a Digg account they tend to put top news from the company onto Digg.

7. You are able to follow people that you think have good stories.