chestnut501 From ABC News and the Washington Post to film critic Roger Ebert and Digg founder and CEO Kevin Rose’s Twitter feeds www.alternet.org Advertisement ” Massive Censorship Of Digg Uncovered spread like wildfire through the media and social networking sites Major online- and technology-focused sites dug into the story, including Mashable , CNET , PC Magazine , and ReadWriteWeb Ben Parr of Mashable The revelation of the Digg Patriots censorship conspiracy is a major black eye for the social media giant Kevin Rose built. It undermines the fundamental credibility of Digg itself. If 100 users can single-handedly tilt one of the world’s top websites to the right by controlling thousands of stories, how can you really rely on Digg as a valid source for the web’s top news stories? For what it’s worth, Kevin Rose tweeted that the company is “looking into this but it doesn’t solve the fundamental issue: that Digg is easily gamed The story has been itself “dugg” 10,000 times linked to across other social news sites British actor Stephen Fry tweeted the story to his 1.6 million followers, along with Roger Ebert and thousands of others news , media , social_media , censorship , internet , technology , digg , digg_patriots , right_wing , conservatives
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