These numbers are analyzing how many articles each top user got to the homepage (and not buried) from April 19th, 2007 to May 19th, 2007… the most powerful users on Digg.

I’ve also gone an additional step in this post and included how many friends each user has. A lot of people speculate one trick to help your articles get to the homepage is to build a large friend-base, and digging each other’s articles whenever one person submits something. That said, if anyone is feeling lonely, I’ll definitely be your friend. In the following list, I’ve excluded anyone with less than two articles hitting homepage. In the case of a tie, I ranked users with articles hitting homepage more recently higher.

Are you listed?

#1 MrBabyMan (383 Friends) — sixty four articles
#2 mklopez (153 Friends) — sixty articles
#3 Alexius (12 Friends) — fifty one articles
#4 skored (291 Friends) — forty three articles
#5 msaleem (548 Friends) — forty three articles
#6 supernova17 (135 Friends) — forty two articles
#7 moojj (510 Friends) — forty two articles
#8 IvanB (641 Friends) — thirty seven articles
#9 sepultura (170 Friends) — thirty two articles
#10 interg12 (933 Friends) — thirty articles
#11 Blakovitch (610 Friends) — thirty articles
#12 webtickle (304 Friends) — twenty eight articles
#13 gmark13 (51 Friends) — twenty seven articles
#14 populist (1001 Friends) — twenty three articles
#15 1KrazyKorean (38 Friends) — twenty three articles
#16 AdmiralAdama (996 Friends) — twenty three articles
#17 geekchic (180 Friends) — twenty two articles
#18 geekorati (1003 Friends) — twenty two articles
#19 MercedRocks (293 Friends) — twenty two articles
#20 jstohler (282 Friends) — twenty one articles
#21 Jhorra (62 Friends) — nineteen articles
#22 pitviper (126 Friends) — seventeen articles
#23 elsewhen (500 Friends) — sixteen articles
#24 tomboy501 (188 Friends) — sixteen articles
#25 jonnkids (91 Friends) — sixteen articles
#26 kevinrose (74 Friends) — fifteen articles
#27 littlebylittle (238 Friends) — fifteen articles
#28 ace77 (208 Friends) — fifteen articles
#29 exoendo (370 Friends) — fifteen articles
#30 H3LLSL337 (121 Friends) — fifteen articles
#31 Cutkomp (105 Friends) — fifteen articles
#32 SeaMowse (77 Friends) — fourteen articles
#33 Hawker400 (200 Friends) — fourteen articles
#34 webtech (447 Friends) — thirteen articles
#35 burkinaboy (994 Friends) — thirteen articles
#36 CLIFFosakaJAPAN (36 Friends) — thirteen articles
#37 tamar (475 Friends) — thirteen articles
#38 gokss (358 Friends) — twelve articles
#39 SurplusAMMO (349 Friends) — twelve articles
#40 themaximus (273 Friends) — twelve articles
#41 xBBx (77 Friends) — twelve articles
#42 koregaonpark (44 Friends) — eleven articles
#43 FameMoney (703 Friends) — eleven articles
#44 bargainmusic (369 Friends) — eleven articles
#45 mac26 (168 Friends) — eleven articles
#46 decepticrat (244 Friends) — eleven articles
#47 digitalgopher (180 Friends) — eleven articles
#48 petsheep (219 Friends) — ten articles
#49 marksmayo (296 Friends) — ten articles
#50 webtechgeek (98 Friends) — ten articles
#51 dimmerswitch (139 Friends) — ten articles
#52 noupsell (161 Friends) — ten articles
#53 estvir (489 Friends) — nine articles
#54 1carmen (178 Friends) — nine articles
#55 parislemon (391 Friends) — nine articles
#56 aidenuncle48 (5 Friends) — nine articles
#57 Andy.D (4 Friends) — nine articles
#58 pictureDIGGER (312 Friends) — eight articles
#59 RevAnthony (0 Friends) — eight articles
#60 DiggityDugged (93 Friends) — eight articles
#61 nousemerk (18 Friends) — eight articles
#62 killerqueen (213 Friends) — seven articles
#63 Oatmeal (30 Friends) — seven articles
#64 notmark (2 Friends) — seven articles
#65 sicc (572 Friends) — seven articles
#66 michaelstokes (424 Friends) — seven articles
#67 tropican8 (10 Friends) — seven articles
#68 OneManArmy (230 Friends) — seven articles
#69 blackolive (984 Friends) — six articles
#70 BABYLINDA (0 Friends) — six articles
#71 Aidenag (205 Friends) — six articles
#72 andrewcod (62 Friends) — six articles
#73 Iria (2 Friends) — six articles
#74 Skitzzo (240 Friends) — six articles
#75 djm0ther (1001 Friends) — six articles
#76 Datasta (15 Friends) — six articles
#77 Alex76 (178 Friends) — six articles
#78 coolguy07 (194 Friends) — six articles
#79 maheshee11 (179 Friends) — six articles
#80 rwert (109 Friends) — six articles
#81 econoar (8 Friends) — six articles
#82 aritheman (122 Friends) — six articles
#83 iamronburgundy (15 Friends) — six articles
#84 gwjc (957 Friends) — six articles
#85 italianbreadman (54 Friends) — six articles
#86 empressofmetal (54 Friends) — six articles
#87 Reclinatron (74 Friends) — five articles
#88 sterntastic223 (246 Friends) — five articles
#89 PacoDG (60 Friends) — five articles
#90 curtissthompson (96 Friends) — five articles
#91 mcflynnthm (11 Friends) — five articles
#92 1laradream (157 Friends) — five articles
#93 keepclear (149 Friends) — five articles
#94 vatosplace (1 Friends) — five articles
#95 persisting1 (895 Friends) — five articles
#96 MrEMan (0 Friends) — five articles
#97 bonlebon (750 Friends) — five articles
#98 schestowitz (855 Friends) — five articles
#99 johnd24 (0 Friends) — five articles
#100 techchickblogr (441 Friends) — five articles
#101 deviceguru (31 Friends) — five articles
#102 drum_bum (73 Friends) — five articles
#103 aterkel (163 Friends) — five articles
#104 russvirante (44 Friends) — five articles
#105 invader (138 Friends) — five articles
#106 AnalogToadJuice (39 Friends) — five articles
#107 Mankind121 (59 Friends) — five articles
#108 BoneyB (59 Friends) — four articles
#109 Notyavgkat (132 Friends) — four articles
#110 savedyankees (58 Friends) — four articles
#111 rsantosis (29 Friends) — four articles
#112 Hilton (999 Friends) — four articles
#113 scxzor (27 Friends) — four articles
#114 michaelyurechko (20 Friends) — four articles
#115 0011digger (274 Friends) — four articles
#116 JCSaint (38 Friends) — four articles
#117 cmister (0 Friends) — four articles
#118 pcbeast (48 Friends) — four articles
#119 giantAppleCore (768 Friends) — four articles
#120 titlesaysitall (34 Friends) — four articles
#121 macbot (0 Friends) — four articles
#122 RadicalRon (166 Friends) — four articles
#123 SebastianBlanco (6 Friends) — four articles
#124 gamasutra (26 Friends) — four articles
#125 truthcommission (0 Friends) — four articles
#126 diggleague (93 Friends) — four articles
#127 2courtneysmile (171 Friends) — three articles
#128 motang (36 Friends) — three articles
#129 monarchista (120 Friends) — three articles
#130 Deeaannooo (0 Friends) — three articles
#131 mindstyle1 (536 Friends) — three articles
#132 radicaldementia (56 Friends) — three articles
#133 tomjenkinson (2 Friends) — three articles
#134 VOOK (0 Friends) — three articles
#135 BloodJunkie (101 Friends) — three articles
#136 cavefelem (0 Friends) — three articles
#137 nagiko (0 Friends) — three articles
#138 ChristPissed (0 Friends) — three articles
#139 abenitez (0 Friends) — three articles
#140 cweathers (0 Friends) — three articles
#141 eatmygames (2 Friends) — three articles
#142 reflex768 (557 Friends) — three articles
#143 onethumb (30 Friends) — three articles
#144 petunia77 (121 Friends) — three articles
#145 MikaelMN (0 Friends) — three articles
#146 Sunbeam00 (0 Friends) — three articles
#147 1AliciaMc (188 Friends) — three articles
#148 php5developers (0 Friends) — three articles
#149 ssam (0 Friends) — three articles
#150 normalkid (2 Friends) — three articles
#151 ryland2 (218 Friends) — three articles
#152 kwick (10 Friends) — three articles
#153 AnnaHom (122 Friends) — three articles
#154 PerfektXj (20 Friends) — three articles
#155 jasonmillertime (0 Friends) — three articles
#156 quakerorts (338 Friends) — three articles
#157 stuntdubl (191 Friends) — three articles
#158 LibertyQuest (0 Friends) — three articles
#159 sense117 (0 Friends) — three articles
#160 mrmeander (0 Friends) — three articles
#161 storyspinner (22 Friends) — three articles
#162 Mazz432 (0 Friends) — three articles
#163 Emonome (22 Friends) — three articles
#164 diggapleaze (58 Friends) — three articles
#165 Mintyfunk (47 Friends) — three articles
#166 bestdamntech (40 Friends) — three articles
#167 gigaom (3 Friends) — three articles
#168 Gamefan (0 Friends) — three articles
#169 adiqiucorp (149 Friends) — three articles
#170 spicytrinity (23 Friends) — three articles
#171 johndi (335 Friends) — three articles
#172 washingtonydc (39 Friends) — three articles
#173 cosmikdebris (99 Friends) — three articles
#174 MSF2 (72 Friends) — three articles
#175 jessicah628 (26 Friends) — three articles
#176 espouser (826 Friends) — three articles
#177 hourigan (7 Friends) — three articles
#178 kezins (31 Friends) — three articles
#179 frgmstr (1 Friends) — three articles
#180 Vermifax (22 Friends) — three articles
#181 pfhackett (13 Friends) — three articles
#182 auer1816 (10 Friends) — three articles
#183 charbarred (778 Friends) — three articles
#184 Tenric (61 Friends) — two articles
#185 thedefiantone (672 Friends) — two articles
#186 mwatcher (0 Friends) — two articles
#187 linkedList (545 Friends) — two articles
#188 typhus (0 Friends) — two articles
#189 sweetdeals (84 Friends) — two articles
#190 makezine (2 Friends) — two articles
#191 skydivedan (0 Friends) — two articles
#192 novaculus (127 Friends) — two articles
#193 amundsen (0 Friends) — two articles
#194 sabermetrician1 (0 Friends) — two articles
#195 alex.bosworth (59 Friends) — two articles
#196 bofhcabbit (35 Friends) — two articles
#197 shankarganesh (9 Friends) — two articles
#198 Thuktun (0 Friends) — two articles
#199 mcorleyTP (2 Friends) — two articles
#200 phjr (6 Friends) — two articles
#201 willthom (38 Friends) — two articles
#202 DavePee (77 Friends) — two articles
#203 mikelgan (0 Friends) — two articles
#204 sholmes1019 (0 Friends) — two articles
#205 boing11 (0 Friends) — two articles
#206 greenerthan (144 Friends) — two articles
#207 masterofNone (12 Friends) — two articles
#208 TheWalkingDude (226 Friends) — two articles
#209 skennedy (9 Friends) — two articles
#210 jwalke (0 Friends) — two articles
#211 squirmalicious (6 Friends) — two articles
#212 sbgood (13 Friends) — two articles
#213 SpFmmTrist (24 Friends) — two articles
#214 jrepin (147 Friends) — two articles
#215 grookie (1 Friends) — two articles
#216 jp58 (1 Friends) — two articles
#217 ndm007 (50 Friends) — two articles
#218 SteveMax (2 Friends) — two articles
#219 aravosis (0 Friends) — two articles
#220 cambrown99 (301 Friends) — two articles
#221 onebadapple (0 Friends) — two articles
#222 porlock (10 Friends) — two articles
#223 tempamatic (14 Friends) — two articles
#224 halleyscomet (7 Friends) — two articles
#225 joniboy123 (0 Friends) — two articles
#226 SilverBack101 (0 Friends) — two articles
#227 Cain141 (114 Friends) — two articles
#228 danwarne (4 Friends) — two articles
#229 asdfasdf (130 Friends) — two articles
#230 dburka (50 Friends) — two articles
#231 dubzoo (0 Friends) — two articles
#232 techguru2006 (698 Friends) — two articles
#233 TheFounder (2 Friends) — two articles
#234 kiararobert (16 Friends) — two articles
#235 MiltonWaddams (0 Friends) — two articles
#236 neiltc13 (12 Friends) — two articles
#237 EmxBA (0 Friends) — two articles
#238 doodirock2 (6 Friends) — two articles
#239 antdude (6 Friends) — two articles
#240 vSavantv (0 Friends) — two articles
#241 TheMozzerRulz (0 Friends) — two articles
#242 CitizenAaron (1 Friends) — two articles
#243 klown256 (89 Friends) — two articles
#244 Anwar (2 Friends) — two articles
#245 noonz (0 Friends) — two articles
#246 danielrh9 (0 Friends) — two articles
#247 bbrodsky (2 Friends) — two articles
#248 mazerstar (35 Friends) — two articles
#249 BLAM8 (14 Friends) — two articles
#250 lnfiniteLoop (0 Friends) — two articles
#251 jasnmb (127 Friends) — two articles
#252 mrspin (19 Friends) — two articles
#253 blizake (5 Friends) — two articles
#254 dcconz (39 Friends) — two articles
#255 OBKenobi (502 Friends) — two articles
#256 GoatBn (2 Friends) — two articles
#257 4Crimson (41 Friends) — two articles
#258 JamieSI (5 Friends) — two articles
#259 matador3 (0 Friends) — two articles
#260 riffic (65 Friends) — two articles
#261 joyrider (0 Friends) — two articles
#262 tacojohn (6 Friends) — two articles
#263 deadmen (144 Friends) — two articles
#264 understudy (3 Friends) — two articles
#265 sjvn (5 Friends) — two articles
#266 bdickason (212 Friends) — two articles
#267 Visceral (0 Friends) — two articles
#268 utcursch (97 Friends) — two articles
#269 chad78 (51 Friends) — two articles
#270 saber134 (67 Friends) — two articles
#271 geoffreyireland (0 Friends) — two articles
#272 vango (1 Friends) — two articles
#273 dmgr (0 Friends) — two articles
#274 faithnaked (25 Friends) — two articles
#275 AdriaanGTAP (3 Friends) — two articles
#276 MisterHorrible (0 Friends) — two articles
#277 PBronstein (0 Friends) — two articles
#278 Me1000 (1 Friends) — two articles
#279 chicoer2001 (1 Friends) — two articles
#280 jlgolson (10 Friends) — two articles
#281 sustainablogger (3 Friends) — two articles
#282 effektz (308 Friends) — two articles
#283 sugarrae (26 Friends) — two articles
#284 Timmaay (4 Friends) — two articles
#285 LuciferChaos (0 Friends) — two articles
#286 rejectnation (71 Friends) — two articles
#287 RonWorkman (65 Friends) — two articles
#288 Svoma15 (2 Friends) — two articles
#289 NetPhantom (9 Friends) — two articles
#290 zappo1776 (82 Friends) — two articles
#291 balibones (41 Friends) — two articles
#292 nicolaihel (126 Friends) — two articles
#293 Brajeshwar (85 Friends) — two articles
#294 PatrioticKiwi (91 Friends) — two articles
#295 blapierre (2 Friends) — two articles
#296 frooch (0 Friends) — two articles
#297 futurehumans (0 Friends) — two articles
#298 mrASSMAN (34 Friends) — two articles
#299 GerryBot (25 Friends) — two articles
#300 SuperDunner (0 Friends) — two articles
#301 thedoor (0 Friends) — two articles
#302 BrettFromTibet (101 Friends) — two articles
#303 wasteofmylife (0 Friends) — two articles
#304 goinpostal (0 Friends) — two articles
#305 TecHeavy (6 Friends) — two articles
#306 dsans (9 Friends) — two articles
#307 AriaStar (21 Friends) — two articles
#308 Burento (119 Friends) — two articles
#309 evoque (0 Friends) — two articles
#310 ctorretta (0 Friends) — two articles
#311 mjbanks (4 Friends) — two articles
#312 dmegivern (306 Friends) — two articles

Completely member oriented, anyone can upload wallpapers, then the community votes if they’re a high enough quality to be added to the galleries, or if they should be deleted forever… all driven through the “Pending Additions” categories. Heavily endowed with AJAX and RSS, meta-moderation, voting and tagging, it’s truly fresh in this industry.

For example, if someone uploads a 1024×768 wallpaper, Desktop Nexus will automatically resize and remaster that wallpaper for another visitor who requests it in say, 1600×1200. It then goes a step farther and will show an AJAX script to allow any user to instantly crop (interactive) or stretch the wallpaper to create a widescreen version for anyone who requests it… so essentially one wallpaper of any size is uploaded, and Desktop Nexus will make it available to anyone with any resolution… completely bypassing previous limitations of wallpaper sharing, standard aspect ratio or widescreen.

Now, let’s take a quick visual tour of the coolest parts of Desktop Nexus.

AJAX Wallpaper Uploads, plus the ability to upload ZIP files for Mass Uploads (upload dozens of wallpapers at a time!):

And after the wallpaper is uploaded, it undergoes a voting process where the community decides if it’s quality is good enough to be added to the galleries:

Wallpapers can be tagged with descriptive words to link similar ones together. AJAX technology helps suggest commonly used tags as you type.

Our tag clouds are a great way of quickly seeing what’s popular in each gallery.

Every member (quick, free signup) gets a My Desktop Nexus profile they can tweak and customize, allowing them to share everything from their hobbies to their favorite wallpapers.

I have big dreams for this site, and for nearly a year I’ve poured my heart into it, spending a week on a small detail most users would never even notice. I honestly believe this site could become the next YouTube, as to this day there is no household name for wallpaper sites. There is a dominate site in almost every industry, but wallpapers is 95% scattered small sites. Before when I wanted a wallpaper, I went digging through Google Images, sorting through the low quality and odd size images. Sure, Webshots did pretty well, but I believe they shot themselves in the foot with advertising in their downloadable client. We can do better. I want someone to be sitting in their chair and decide their desktop background is getting old, and for the first thought through their mind to be “Desktop Nexus”.

We’re still tweaking the site and adding new functionality all the time, so stay tuned. I’d also appreciate any feedback you have on Desktop Nexus. Thanks!

Go There -> Desktop Nexus Wallpapers

From the results:

I’ve finally finished adding up all the authors who’s submissions made homepage in the past 30 days (same as before, March 15th 2007 to April 15th 2007), and it had a strangely cool outcome. The number of users who had more than one article hit the homepage in the past 30 days works out to be EXACTLY 300. It’s the small things in life….

I submitted the article to Digg (link), and within 3 hours it had almost 100 diggs. It quickly became the most popular upcoming article, but even at 100+ diggs, it did not cross over to homepage. In fact, after sitting there at the top of upcoming for an hour or two, it got buried. Here’s an example of the comments posted on the digg article after it happened, “This should hit the front page, I can’t believe it got buried.”

I’m not saying anything that didn’t deserve it should have been homepaged, I’m just curious with such high support in upcoming, why it didn’t cross over.

Now, I’m not sure what happened with Digg’s system there, but this article has been attracting quite a bit of buzz on it’s own, including a post on seomoz: link. From that, I’ve decided to try again and see if things happen any differently this time. If you know what could have stopped this article from crossing over to the homepage last time, I’d be curious to know (please leave a comment here).

Anyway, now to the results! Here are the top 50 most powerful digg users for the previous 30 days. View the full list of 300 here.

#1  MrBabyMan — one hundred thirty three articles (!!!)
#2  gmark13 — forty eight articles
#3  supernova17 — forty five articles
#4  mklopez — forty four articles
#5  AdmiralAdama — forty articles
#6  1KrazyKorean — thirty five articles
#7  interg12 — thirty articles
#8  skored — twenty six articles
#9  Blakovitch — twenty five articles
#10  IvanB — twenty four articles
#11  noname94 — twenty three articles
#12  populist — nineteen articles
#13  webtickle — nineteen articles
#14  zaibatsu — nineteen articles
#15  ace77 — eighteen articles
#16  webtech — sixteen articles
#17  sepultura — sixteen articles
#18  Andy.D — fifteen articles
#19  tomboy501 — fourteen articles
#20  jstohler — fourteen articles
#21  MercedRocks — fourteen articles
#22  OneManArmy — fourteen articles
#23  kevinrose — fourteen articles
#24  burkinaboy — fourteen articles
#25  djm0ther — thirteen articles
#26  CLIFFosakaJAPAN — thirteen articles
#27  koregaonpark — twelve articles
#28  Mythos — eleven articles
#29  decepticrat — eleven articles
#30  estvir — ten articles
#31  H3LLSL337 — ten articles
#32  littlebylittle — ten articles
#33  bonlebon — ten articles
#34  geekchic — nine articles
#35  drum_bum — nine articles
#36  gokss — eight articles
#37  webtechgeek — eight articles
#38  DiggityMcDigg — eight articles
#39  ojames — eight articles
#40  themaximus — seven articles
#41  Viewel — seven articles
#42  mcflynnthm — seven articles
#43  elsewhen — seven articles
#44  econoar — seven articles
#45  savingadvice — seven articles
#46  Hawker400 — seven articles
#47  xBBx — seven articles
#48  rwert — seven articles
#49  Hilton — six articles
#50  sterntastic223 — six articles

View the complete list

Following two successful studies on Digg’s Most Popular Domains (and Sorted by Topics), I had an idea for one to finish the series. Ever since Digg removed the top users list, I’m always wondering who is a one-hit-wonder submitter, and who has a track record of submitting high quality articles.

I’ve finally finished adding up all the authors who’s submissions made homepage in the past 30 days (same as before, March 15th 2007 to April 15th 2007), and it had a strangely cool outcome. The number of users who had more than one article hit the homepage in the past 30 days works out to be EXACTLY 300. It’s the small things in life….

And now, a comprehensive list of the top Digg users for the past month:
(are you listed?)

#1  MrBabyMan — one hundred thirty three articles (!!!)
#2  gmark13 — forty eight articles
#3  supernova17 — forty five articles
#4  mklopez — forty four articles
#5  AdmiralAdama — forty articles
#6  1KrazyKorean — thirty five articles
#7  interg12 — thirty articles
#8  skored — twenty six articles
#9  Blakovitch — twenty five articles
#10  IvanB — twenty four articles
#11  noname94 — twenty three articles
#12  populist — nineteen articles
#13  webtickle — nineteen articles
#14  zaibatsu — nineteen articles
#15  ace77 — eighteen articles
#16  webtech — sixteen articles
#17  sepultura — sixteen articles
#18  Andy.D — fifteen articles
#19  tomboy501 — fourteen articles
#20  jstohler — fourteen articles
#21  MercedRocks — fourteen articles
#22  OneManArmy — fourteen articles
#23  kevinrose — fourteen articles
#24  burkinaboy — fourteen articles
#25  djm0ther — thirteen articles
#26  CLIFFosakaJAPAN — thirteen articles
#27  koregaonpark — twelve articles
#28  Mythos — eleven articles
#29  decepticrat — eleven articles
#30  estvir — ten articles
#31  H3LLSL337 — ten articles
#32  littlebylittle — ten articles
#33  bonlebon — ten articles
#34  geekchic — nine articles
#35  drum_bum — nine articles
#36  gokss — eight articles
#37  webtechgeek — eight articles
#38  DiggityMcDigg — eight articles
#39  ojames — eight articles
#40  themaximus — seven articles
#41  Viewel — seven articles
#42  mcflynnthm — seven articles
#43  elsewhen — seven articles
#44  econoar — seven articles
#45  savingadvice — seven articles
#46  Hawker400 — seven articles
#47  xBBx — seven articles
#48  rwert — seven articles
#49  Hilton — six articles
#50  sterntastic223 — six articles
#51  vemerge — six articles
#52  DiggityDugged — six articles
#53  italianbreadman — six articles
#54  pitviper — six articles
#55  bippy101 — six articles
#56  diggapleaze — six articles
#57  Oatmeal — six articles
#58  jasnmb — six articles
#59  Brajeshwar — six articles
#60  MrGenuchi — six articles
#61  noonz — six articles
#62  rodtrent — six articles
#63  cinnix — six articles
#64  Alexius — six articles
#65  neiltc13 — six articles
#66  3monkeys — five articles
#67  gwjc — five articles
#68  curtissthompson — five articles
#69  mac26 — five articles
#70  theblooms — five articles
#71  rock4 — five articles
#72  deviceguru — five articles
#73  savedyankees — five articles
#74  Vinvin — five articles
#75  FameMoney — five articles
#76  Skitzzo — five articles
#77  johndi — five articles
#78  SurplusAMMO — five articles
#79  luckygirl71 — five articles
#80  mad5 — five articles
#81  digitalgopher — five articles
#82  naveenIBN — five articles
#83  keepclear — five articles
#84  rentovski — five articles
#85  chrisek — five articles
#86  macbot — four articles
#87  richstyles — four articles
#88  abduzeedo — four articles
#89  RxKing — four articles
#90  frayerman — four articles
#91  0011digger — four articles
#92  JeremyL — four articles
#93  porlock — four articles
#94  Bdog2g2 — four articles
#95  srobbin — four articles
#96  guitarh3ro — four articles
#97  scxzor — four articles
#98  blake10 — four articles
#99  RevAnthony — four articles
#100  cambrown99 — four articles
#101  alex0r — four articles
#102  Aidenag — four articles
#103  radicaldementia — four articles
#104  starexplorer — four articles
#105  DigiDave — four articles
#106  michelson — four articles
#107  snipehack — four articles
#108  deanbrooks — four articles
#109  namlinh — four articles
#110  spinchange — four articles
#111  dlavrinc — four articles
#112  SebastianBlanco — four articles
#113  motang — three articles
#114  asdfasdf — three articles
#115  andrewcod — three articles
#116  chieffy — three articles
#117  adiqiucorp — three articles
#118  scoreboard27 — three articles
#119  ThatGirlTasha — three articles
#120  aidenuncle48 — three articles
#121  blackolive — three articles
#122  Mc_Carter — three articles
#123  skyer — three articles
#124  jchurch — three articles
#125  ctrenta — three articles
#126  twljagflba — three articles
#127  longofest — three articles
#128  aterkel — three articles
#129  NymphoChik — three articles
#130  Mankind121 — three articles
#131  WillowTree — three articles
#132  Dhalsim007 — three articles
#133  tweeto — three articles
#134  TazedSoul — three articles
#135  alkalineblack — three articles
#136  Afflictio — three articles
#137  Gargot — three articles
#138  mattsparkes — three articles
#139  mrspin — three articles
#140  aravosis — three articles
#141  noahsanders — three articles
#142  LukePatrick — three articles
#143  Nobiting — three articles
#144  washingtonydc — three articles
#145  1greenthumb — three articles
#146  Konstantino — three articles
#147  exoendo — three articles
#148  vann — three articles
#149  cGt2099 — three articles
#150  FlynnRocks — three articles
#151  AnnaHom — three articles
#152  tommarley — three articles
#153  alfalpha — three articles
#154  KiloCharley — three articles
#155  rivithed — two articles
#156  skie — two articles
#157  cafzal — two articles
#158  jimbojones230 — two articles
#159  l4wl — two articles
#160  Pawfoots — two articles
#161  nfulton — two articles
#162  EnigMachineGun — two articles
#163  Dracoy — two articles
#164  w3bslinger — two articles
#165  pimpjooice — two articles
#166  normalkid — two articles
#167  BunnieLebowski — two articles
#168  nicolaihel — two articles
#169  Cain141 — two articles
#170  msaleem — two articles
#171  sense117 — two articles
#172  fatbyjhnsn — two articles
#173  nousemerk — two articles
#174  billmania — two articles
#175  Chris24 — two articles
#176  Flashman — two articles
#177  crashtron — two articles
#178  Sprice82 — two articles
#179  quakerorts — two articles
#180  squidofman — two articles
#181  doodirock2 — two articles
#182  GnuTzu — two articles
#183  appletalk — two articles
#184  vbarreiro — two articles
#185  kobunheat — two articles
#186  softpedia — two articles
#187  Dgrimes — two articles
#188  Simplex42 — two articles
#189  RockMyMonkey — two articles
#190  ratpack — two articles
#191  maxaids — two articles
#192  orfilms — two articles
#193  shankarganesh — two articles
#194  Tulugaak — two articles
#195  joedawg — two articles
#196  p0ps — two articles
#197  develdevil — two articles
#198  BradGroux — two articles
#199  danielrh9 — two articles
#200  somespecial — two articles
#201  tiagoboldt — two articles
#202  peterwschlamp — two articles
#203  Wolfman~K — two articles
#204  Jeffler — two articles
#205  maheshee11 — two articles
#206  wqwert — two articles
#207  seanthebond — two articles
#208  gigaom — two articles
#209  chad78 — two articles
#210  tommy343 — two articles
#211  dig8lfilmmaker — two articles
#212  YouKnowWho — two articles
#213  darkermatter — two articles
#214  Reinhart — two articles
#215  GrilledOnion — two articles
#216  nippy — two articles
#217  rancemo — two articles
#218  scubasewj — two articles
#219  stang966 — two articles
#220  BLAM8 — two articles
#221  TecHeavy — two articles
#222  usablecontent — two articles
#223  bmw69 — two articles
#224  mortsahl — two articles
#225  linkedList — two articles
#226  Kragnerac — two articles
#227  techguru2006 — two articles
#228  chrisgeleven — two articles
#229  MarkCiccone — two articles
#230  RayBeckerman — two articles
#231  utcursch — two articles
#232  kezins — two articles
#233  RadicalRon — two articles
#234  Verchiel77 — two articles
#235  buddha1822 — two articles
#236  balibones — two articles
#237  dumpstergames — two articles
#238  legal817 — two articles
#239  dcconz — two articles
#240  Fluxx — two articles
#241  zeazzz — two articles
#242  jonrobenator — two articles
#243  flexmentallo — two articles
#244  byosko — two articles
#245  giggas — two articles
#246  Aero1 — two articles
#247  atomicpoet — two articles
#248  dimmerswitch — two articles
#249  imtigger2 — two articles
#250  jakejarvis — two articles
#251  MrViklund — two articles
#252  halfcockedjack — two articles
#253  notmark — two articles
#254  AliGray — two articles
#255  oldschoolrulez — two articles
#256  cam2009 — two articles
#257  frofro — two articles
#258  gtfbfan — two articles
#259  ssamyrabka — two articles
#260  tricksterIM — two articles
#261  azulmarino — two articles
#262  QSilver — two articles
#263  Iskanderul — two articles
#264  4Crimson — two articles
#265  ybfree — two articles
#266  ScrewAttack — two articles
#267  pap3rw8 — two articles
#268  TheSmokingManX — two articles
#269  alex.bosworth — two articles
#270  RUFiO006 — two articles
#271  tropican8 — two articles
#272  TobbisBlog — two articles
#273  TheoDork — two articles
#274  onebadapple — two articles
#275  schestowitz — two articles
#276  tibisor — two articles
#277  KingJFS — two articles
#278  nscope04 — two articles
#279  gophergas — two articles
#280  Notyavgkat — two articles
#281  PacoDG — two articles
#282  augmentalist — two articles
#283  FaT32 — two articles
#284  titlesaysitall — two articles
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#286  mindstyle1 — two articles
#287  zitzut — two articles
#288  spartanmr — two articles
#289  asiajoe — two articles
#290  venkat23 — two articles
#291  Rebel420 — two articles
#292  HMTKSteve — two articles
#293  dburka — two articles
#294  mcatrage — two articles
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#296  ryland2 — two articles
#297  danwarne — two articles
#298  Euangelion — two articles
#299  JasonD76 — two articles
#300  Aberdaron — two articles

Showing the top 5 domains for each Digg topic.

Apple

By homepage stories:
#1 – arstechnica.com – 19 homepage stories – 13343 total diggs
#2 – www.engadget.com – 15 homepage stories – 13040 total diggs
#3 – www.appleinsider.com – 14 homepage stories – 11685 total diggs
#4 – www.lifehacker.com – 8 homepage stories – 6805 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.macrumors.com – 6 homepage stories – 6402 total diggs
#5 (tie) – gizmodo.com – 6 homepage stories – 5726 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.apple.com – 6 homepage stories – 10946 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.macenstein.com – 6 homepage stories – 8720 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – arstechnica.com – 19 homepage stories – 13343 total diggs
#2 – www.engadget.com – 15 homepage stories – 13040 total diggs
#3 – www.appleinsider.com – 14 homepage stories – 11685 total diggs
#4 – www.apple.com – 6 homepage stories – 10946 total diggs
#5 – macenstein.com – 6 homepage stories – 8720 total diggs

Politics

By homepage stories:
#1 – rawstory.com – 22 homepage stories – 19557 total diggs
#2 – www.crooksandliars.com – 10 homepage stories – 11994 total diggs
#3 – www.washingtonpost.com – 10 homepage stories – 11574 total diggs
#4 – news.yahoo.com – 8 homepage stories – 9965 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.msnbc.msn.com – 6 homepage stories – 6875 total diggs
#5 (tie) – thinkprogress.org – 6 homepage stories – 6500 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – rawstory.com – 22 homepage stories – 19557 total diggs
#2 – www.crooksandliars.com – 10 homepage stories – 11994 total diggs
#3 – www.washingtonpost.com – 10 homepage stories – 11574 total diggs
#4 – news.yahoo.com – 8 homepage stories – 9965 total diggs
#5 – americasblog.blogspot.com – 3 homepage stories – 7500 total diggs

Tech News

By homepage stories:
#1 – arstechnica.com – 49 homepage stories – 40243 total diggs
#2 – www.engadget.com – 20 homepage stories – 12573 total diggs
#3 – www.readwriteweb.com – 15 homepage stories – 7400 total diggs
#4 – consumerist.com – 13 homepage stories – 26802 total diggs
#5 – www.techcrunch.com – 12 homepage stories – 16859 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – arstechnica.com – 49 homepage stories – 40243 total diggs
#2 – consumerist.com – 13 homepage stories – 26802 total diggs
#3 – www.techcrunch.com – 12 homepage stories – 16859 total diggs
#4 – www.engadget.com – 20 homepage stories – 12573 total diggs
#5 – torrentfreak.com – 10 homepage stories – 9906 total diggs

Software

By homepage stories:
#1 – lifehacker.com – 10 homepage stories – 7500 total diggs
#2 – www.downloadsquad.com – 4 homepage stories – 2630 total diggs
#3 – www.readwriteweb.com – 2 homepage stories – 1093 total diggs
*all the rest are tied for one article*

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – lifehacker.com – 10 homepage stories – 7500 total diggs
#2 – www.7is7.com – 1 homepage stories – 4911 total diggs
#3 – mingle2.com – 1 homepage stories – 4012 total diggs
#4 – maps.google.com – 1 homepage stories – 3120 total diggs
#5 – www.makeuseof.com – 1 homepage stories – 2910 total diggs

Microsoft

By homepage stories:
#1 – www.engadget.com – 7 homepage stories – 6777 total diggs
#2 – arstechnica.com – 6 homepage stories – 4955 total diggs
#3 (tie) – gizmodo.com – 2 homepage stories – 2314 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.google.com – 2 homepage stories – 6015 total diggs
*all the rest are tied for one article*

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.engadget.com – 7 homepage stories – 6777 total diggs
#2 – www.google.com – 2 homepage stories – 6015 total diggs
#3 – arstechnica.com – 6 homepage stories – 4955 total diggs
#4 – www.mobile-pedia.com – 1 homepage stories – 3351 total diggs
#5 – on10.net – 1 homepage stories – 2738 total diggs

Offbeat News

By homepage stories:
#1 – consumerist.com – 9 homepage stories – 11452 total diggs
#2 – www.scribd.com – 7 homepage stories – 23500 total diggs
#3 – www.cnn.com – 6 homepage stories – 5648 total diggs
#4 (tie) – news.yahoo.com – 5 homepage stories – 7750 total diggs
#4 (tie) – www.engadget.com – 5 homepage stories – 3060 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.dailymail.co.uk – 4 homepage stories – 9237 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.autoblog.com – 4 homepage stories – 4267 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.breitbart.com – 4 homepage stories – 5906 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.scribd.com – 7 homepage stories – 23500 total diggs
#2 – consumerist.com – 9 homepage stories – 11452 total diggs
#3 – www.dailymail.co.uk – 4 homepage stories – 9237 total diggs
#4 – news.yahoo.com – 5 homepage stories – 7750 total diggs
#5 – www.msnbc.msn.com – 3 homepage stories – 6933 total diggs

Business Finance

By homepage stories:
#1 – consumerist.com – 8 homepage stories – 9740 total diggs
#2 – money.cnn.com – 7 homepage stories – 4161 total diggs
#3 – www.washingtonpost.com – 4 homepage stories – 1564 total diggs
#4 – www.nytimes.com – 3 homepage stories – 1900 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.autoblog.com – 2 homepage stories – 1169 total diggs
#5 (tie) – zenhabits.net – 2 homepage stories – 2063 total diggs
#5 (tie) – news.yahoo.com – 2 homepage stories – 1663 total diggs
#5 (tie) – images.businessweek.com – 2 homepage stories – 971 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – consumerist.com – 8 homepage stories – 9740 total diggs
#2 – peterrost.blogspot.com – 1 homepage stories – 4568 total diggs
#3 – money.cnn.com – 7 homepage stories – 4161 total diggs
#4 – www.hicks-wright.net – 1 homepage stories – 2663 total diggs
#5 – www.thestreet.com – 1 homepage stories – 2474 total diggs

Gadgets

By homepage stories:
#1 – www.engadget.com – 13 homepage stories – 9726 total diggs
#2 – gizmodo.com – 9 homepage stories – 6623 total diggs
#3 – www.productdose.com – 4 homepage stories – 4673 total diggs
#4 (tie) – www.gizmowatch.com – 3 homepage stories – 2959 total diggs
#4 (tie) – blog.scifi.com – 3 homepage stories – 3713 total diggs
#5 (tie) – freshome.com – 2 homepage stories – 1282 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.mad4mobilephones.co.uk – 2 homepage stories – 1865 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.treehugger.com – 2 homepage stories – 819 total diggs
#5 (tie) – crunchgear.com – 2 homepage stories – 1207 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.engadget.com – 13 homepage stories – 9726 total diggs
#2 – gizmodo.com – 9 homepage stories – 6623 total diggs
#3 – texyt.com – 1 homepage stories – 5473 total diggs
#4 – www.productdose.com – 4 homepage stories – 4673 total diggs
#5 – www.isracast.com – 1 homepage stories – 3965 total diggs

Space

By homepage stories:
#1 – www.space.com – 8 homepage stories – 9199 total diggs
#2 – www.physorg.com – 7 homepage stories – 4561 total diggs
#3 – space.newscientist.com – 3 homepage stories – 1369 total diggs
#4 (tie) – www.wired.com – 2 homepage stories – 1153 total diggs
#4 (tie) – science.nasa.gov – 2 homepage stories – 3488 total diggs
*many tied for #5 with one homepage appearance*

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.space.com – 8 homepage stories – 9199 total diggs
#2 – www.physorg.com – 7 homepage stories – 4561 total diggs
#5 – science.nasa.gov – 2 homepage stories – 3488 total diggs
#3 – www.fotoausflug.de – 1 homepage stories – 2066 total diggs
#4 – www.livescience.com – 1 homepage stories – 1993 total diggs

Movies

By homepage stories:
#1 – www.filmwad.com – 23 homepage stories – 18126 total diggs
#2 – www.slashfilm.com – 6 homepage stories – 4383 total diggs
#3 – www.cinematical.com – 5 homepage stories – 4119 total diggs
#4 (tie) – www.firstshowing.com – 4 homepage stories – 3850 total diggs
#4 (tie) – www.doubleviking.com – 4 homepage stories – 3571 total diggs
#5 – geeksofdoom.com – 3 homepage stories – 1901 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.filmwad.com – 23 homepage stories – 18126 total diggs
#2 – www.slashfilm.com – 6 homepage stories – 4383 total diggs
#3 – www.cinematical.com – 5 homepage stories – 4119 total diggs
#4 – www.firstshowing.com – 4 homepage stories – 3850 total diggs
#5 – www.doubleviking.com – 4 homepage stories – 3571 total diggs

World News

By homepage stories:
#1 – www.cnn.com – 11 homepage stories – 7937 total diggs
#2 – news.bbc.co.uk – 9 homepage stories – 7075 total diggs
#3 – news.yahoo.com – 5 homepage stories – 3595 total diggs
#4 – www.guardian.co.uk – 4 homepage stories – 2882 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.breitbart.com – 3 homepage stories – 2790 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.reuters.com – 3 homepage stories – 1909 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.washingtonpost.com – 3 homepage stories – 1292 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.nytimes.com – 3 homepage stories – 2499 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.cnn.com – 11 homepage stories – 7937 total diggs
#2 – news.bbc.co.uk – 9 homepage stories – 7075 total diggs
#3 – www.neatorama.com – 1 homepage stories – 3925 total diggs
#4 – www.chicagotribune.com – 1 homepage stories – 3683 total diggs
#5 – news.yahoo.com – 5 homepage stories – 3595 total diggs

General Sciences

By homepage stories:
#1 – www.livescience.com – 7 homepage stories – 7944 total diggs
#2 – www.physorg.com – 6 homepage stories – 5139 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.nytimes.com – 5 homepage stories – 3341 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.wired.com – 5 homepage stories – 3033 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.sciencedaily.com – 5 homepage stories – 2239 total diggs
#4 (tie) – arstechnica.com – 3 homepage stories – 1542 total diggs
#4 (tie) – www.treehugger.com – 3 homepage stories – 2887 total diggs
#4 (tie) – abcnews.go.com – 3 homepage stories – 2293 total diggs
#4 (tie) – news.yahoo.com – 3 homepage stories – 2386 total diggs
#4 (tie) – www.cnn.com – 3 homepage stories – 3719 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.bloggingwv.com – 2 homepage stories – 5924 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.newscientist.com – 2 homepage stories – 1062 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.damninteresting.com – 2 homepage stories – 3154 total diggs
#5 (tie) – news.bbc.co.uk – 2 homepage stories – 2067 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.lifehack.com – 2 homepage stories – 2272 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.reuters.com – 2 homepage stories – 1673 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.livescience.com – 7 homepage stories – 7944 total diggs
#2 – zonezero.com – 1 homepage stories – 6424 total diggs
#3 – www.bloggingwv.com – 2 homepage stories – 5924 total diggs
#4 – www.physorg.com – 6 homepage stories – 5139 total diggs
#5 – mijnkopthee.nl – 1 homepage stories – 3896 total diggs

Gaming News

By homepage stories:
#1 – www.joystiq.com – 24 homepage stories – 17616 total diggs
#2 – kotaku.com – 20 homepage stories – 17404 total diggs
#3 – arstechnica.com – 16 homepage stories – 11115 total diggs
#4 – www.destructoid.com – 14 homepage stories – 9435 total diggs
#5 (tie) – gonintendo.com – 10 homepage stories – 6621 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.nintendowiifanboy.com – 10 homepage stories – 8059 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.1pstart.com – 10 homepage stories – 5725 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.joystiq.com – 24 homepage stories – 17616 total diggs
#2 – kotaku.com – 20 homepage stories – 17404 total diggs
#3 – arstechnica.com – 16 homepage stories – 11115 total diggs
#4 – www.destructoid.com – 14 homepage stories – 9435 total diggs
#5 – www.1up.com – 8 homepage stories – 8988 total diggs

Design

By homepage stories:
#1 – www.autoblog.com – 9 homepage stories – 7604 total diggs
#2 – tutorialblog.com – 6 homepage stories – 11511 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.smashingmagazine.com – 4 homepage stories – 3775 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.abduzeedo.com – 4 homepage stories – 5039 total digg
#4 (tie) – www.flickr.com – 3 homepage stories – 8441 total digg
#4 (tie) – www.gizmag.com – 3 homepage stories – 2211 total digg
#4 (tie) – freshome.com – 3 homepage stories – 3452 total digg
*9 other domains tied for 5th place with two articles*

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – tutorialblog.com – 6 homepage stories – 11511 total diggs
#2 – www.flickr.com – 3 homepage stories – 8441 total digg
#3 – www.autoblog.com – 9 homepage stories – 7604 total diggs
#4 – blog.scifi.com – 2 homepage stories – 5813 total diggs
#5 – www.abduzeedo.com – 4 homepage stories – 5039 total digg

Hardware

By homepage stories:
#1 – arstechnica.com – 6 homepage stories – 4039 total diggs
#2 (tie) – gizmodo.com – 4 homepage stories – 5533 total diggs
#2 (tie) – www.engadget.com – 4 homepage stories – 1958 total diggs
#3 – www.autobloggreen.com – 3 homepage stories – 1337 total diggs
#4 (tie) – www.treehugger.com – 2 homepage stories – 2350 total diggs
#4 (tie) – enthusiast.hardocp.com – 2 homepage stories – 1295 total diggs
*many domains tied for one homepage appearance*

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – gizmodo.com – 4 homepage stories – 5533 total diggs
#2 – arstechnica.com – 6 homepage stories – 4039 total diggs
#3 – allonlettera.com – 1 homepage stories – 2638 total diggs
#4 – www.treehugger.com – 2 homepage stories – 2350 total diggs
#5 – www.engadget.com – 4 homepage stories – 1958 total diggs

Political Opinion

By homepage stories:
#1 (tie) – www.crooksandliars.com – 6 homepage stories – 6215 total diggs
#1 (tie) – thinkprogress.org – 6 homepage stories – 5656 total diggs
#2 – www.lewrockwell.com – 5 homepage stories – 4367 total diggs
#3 – www.msnbc.msn.com – 4 homepage stories – 2644 total diggs
#4 – www.salon.com – 3 homepage stories – 2914 total diggs
#5 (tie) – news.yahoo.com – 2 homepage stories – 2042 total diggs
#5 (tie) – www.washingtonpost.com – 2 homepage stories – 1755 total diggs
#5 (tie) – onegoodmove.org – 2 homepage stories – 4448 total diggs

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.crooksandliars.com – 6 homepage stories – 6215 total diggs
#2 – thinkprogress.org – 6 homepage stories – 5656 total diggs
#3 – onegoodmove.org – 2 homepage stories – 4448 total diggs
#4 – www.lewrockwell.com – 5 homepage stories – 4367 total diggs
#5 – michellemalkin.com – 1 homepage stories – 3231 total diggs

Linux / Unix

By homepage stories:
#1 (tie) – www.linuxforums.org – 4 homepage stories – 2660 total diggs
#1 (tie) – blog.linuxmonitor.net – 4 homepage stories – 2707 total diggs
#2 (tie) – www.linux-watch.com – 3 homepage stories – 1335 total diggs
#2 (tie) – www-128.ibm.com – 3 homepage stories – 1925 total diggs
#2 (tie) – www.freesoftwaremagazine.com – 3 homepage stories – 1959 total diggs
#2 (tie) – www.linux.com – 3 homepage stories – 1812 total diggs
#2 (tie) – www.phoronix.com – 3 homepage stories – 2015 total diggs
*18 domains tied for #3 with 2 homepage appearances, even more tied for one appearance*

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – talkback.zdnet.com – 1 homepage stories – 3202 total diggs
#2 – blog.linuxmonitor.net – 4 homepage stories – 2707 total diggs
#3 – www.linuxforums.org – 4 homepage stories – 2660 total diggs
#4 – seejay.wordpress.com – 1 homepage stories – 2618 total diggs
#5 – www.engadget.com – 2 homepage stories – 2556 total diggs

Health

By homepage stories:
#1 – news.bbc.co.uk – 5 homepage stories – 3628 total diggs
#2 – www.nytimes.com – 4 homepage stories – 2638 total diggs
#3 (tie) – arstechnica.com – 3 homepage stories – 1905 total diggs
#3 (tie) – health.msn.com – 3 homepage stories – 6763 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.newscientist.com – 3 homepage stories – 3383 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.slate.com – 3 homepage stories – 1579 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.livescience.com – 3 homepage stories – 3211 total diggs
#3 (tie) – www.physorg.com – 3 homepage stories – 2285 total diggs
*6 domains tied for two homepage appearances, and many more for one*

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – health.msn.com – 3 homepage stories – 6763 total diggs
#2 – www.thedigitalbeat.com – 2 homepage stories – 5770 total diggs
#3 – www.myfinancialjourney.com – 1 homepage stories – 4937 total diggs
#4 – static.iftk.com.br – 1 homepage stories – 4916 total diggs
#5 – 62.233.33.215 – 1 homepage stories – 3842 total diggs

Mods

By homepage stories:
#1 (tie) – www.engadget.com – 3 homepage stories – 2569 total diggs
#1 (tie) – www.downloadsquad.com – 3 homepage stories – 3259 total diggs
#2 – consumerist.com – 2 homepage stories – 1311 total diggs
*many domains with one homepage appearance*

By Total Digg Count:
#1 – www.computer-choppers.com – 1 homepage stories – 4172 total diggs
#2 – www.downloadsquad.com – 3 homepage stories – 3259 total diggs
#3 – www.instructables.com – 1 homepage stories – 2694 total diggs
#4 – www.engadget.com – 3 homepage stories – 2569 total diggs
#5 – www.lifehack.org – 1 homepage stories – 1509 total diggs

Television, Playable Web Games, Sports, Environment, Programming, 2008 US Elections, Security, Tech Deals, Music, and Celebrity topics skipped due to low number of stories from common domains.

List 1 – Most Powerful Sites by Homepage Appearances

#1 – arstechnica.com – 121 homepage stories – 91277 total diggs
Ars Technica is an obvious number 1. They rarely post top-ranking articles, with only 3,100 diggs on their top article over the time period observed, however they have a staple line of about 4 smaller articles per day reaching the homepage.

#2 – www.engadget.com – 84 homepage stories – 66409 total diggs
Engadget takes two from all the geeky pleasures Diggers get from prototype phones and ipod rumors.

#3 – www.nytimes.com – 44 homepage stories – 36487 total diggs
Usually hosting stories of school-related misconduct or political polls, the New York Times often provides a trustworthy medium for widely known stories. For example, today’s New York Times article about Google buying DoubleClick reached homepage, trumping over the dozens of other submitted sources about the same story.

#4 – consumerist.com – 41 homepage stories – 59473 total diggs
“Caveat Emptor” is a widely popular theme among Diggers, and I believe the Consumerist is a medium Digg uses to connect together and raise awareness of corporate misconduct.

#5 – gizmodo.com – 33 homepage stories – 34729 total diggs
Going hang-in-hand with number 2 ranked Engadget, Gizmodo further supports with Digg’s geeky gadget addiction.

#6 – news.yahoo.com – 32 homepage stories – 34974 total diggs
Another trustworthy medium (in Digg’s overall opinion) for high-profile stories and interesting oddball stories.

#7 – www.cnn.com – 32 homepage stories – 29821 total diggs
Tied with Yahoo News for homepage appearances, CNN was forced to number 7 by a slightly lower total digg count.

#8 – www.washingtonpost.com – 30 homepage stories – 27867 total diggs
The Washington Post – an alternate digg-trusted news medium.

#9 – news.bbc.co.uk – 27 homepage stories – 23236
I assume most of Digg is US based, so the BBC often adds an international non-biased spin on topics.

#10 – www.wired.com – 26 homepage stories – 18781 total diggs
With recent articles such as “The 10 Real Reasons Why Geeks Make Better Lovers,” WIRED knows exactly how to cater to a geek’s interest.

List 2 – Most Powerful Sites by Total Number of Diggs

#1 – arstechnica.com – 121 homepage articles – 91277 total diggs
With that many homepage articles, how could they not be number one in number of diggs?

#2 – www.engadget.com – 84 homepage articles – 66409 total diggs
Cool, new, geeky gadgets are almost automatically dugg.

#3 – consumerist.com – 41 homepage articles – 59473 total diggs
Getting bumps from articles such as the number 4 most popular article this month, “Google Suggests You Swim Across The Atlantic Ocean,” The Comsumerist easily secures #3.

#4 – www.nytimes.com – 44 homepage stories – 36487 total diggs
A fairly tight race against Yahoo News, the New York Times pulled ahead this month by a margin of 1-2 popular stories.

#5 – news.yahoo.com – 21 homepage stories – 34974 total diggs
Yahoo News, like all the others on this list, highlight the quality of articles written or the quickness of news broken… as each submission gets on average 1665 diggs.

#6 – gizmodo.com – 33 homepage stories – 34729 total diggs
Gadgets are often a hot topic on Digg.

#7 – www.flickr.com – 13 homepage stories – 32531 total diggs
There has been a strong push for a pictures section on Digg, however while each submitted picture that hits the homepage gets a very high digg-count, only having 13 popular submissions from Flickr all month tends to show it might not be worth it to dedicate an entire section of the website to just pictures. Granted other many websites submit pictures as well, so this benchmark isn’t very accurate.

#8 – www.cnn.com – 32 homepage stories – 29821 total diggs
Many articles made popular, but usually not as highly dugg as articles from the New York Times (#4) or Yahoo News (#5).

#9 – www.washingtonpost.com – 30 homepage stories – 27867 total diggs
The same as CNN, many homepage articles, but few high-ranking submissions.

#10 – www.scribd.com – 9 homepage stories – 25474
An absolutely incredible ranking- Scribd hit the top 10 list with only 9 homepage articles. They hold the number two slot on the most popular submissions this month with “What you always wanted to write on your exams but couldn’t,” which greatly boosted their ranking (6500 diggs).

There you have it, the top 10 highest ranked domains on Digg, in order of homepage appearances and total digg count. If enough people enjoy this, I might do it again over a larger time-period (maybe even from digg’s very beginning until now, using archive.org).

MySpace is choosing to prosecute these companies in California where the anti-spam laws are more harsh and penalties are steeper. for each around $20 to $75 million…. with CPA Empire at the top, being sued for $75 million.

Here is Jon’s entire post (link):

Well, while I sit here typing this, I’m pretty shocked by the news. Here at ASW in Vegas, spirits were high for the last 2 days, but have since been shattered by Myspace’s announcement to sue at least 20-25 ad networks that many of you know all too well. Some really big ones, others are small to medium sized. Basically, they aren’t just going after the big guys in this one, they are obviously doing this to make a point the first time around.

This news is coming from 3 different trusted sources, who gave me the thumbs up to leak the news (even before some of the companies on the list will find out they are on it) but would prefer to remain anonymous. Who can blame them either, eh?

I’ve got a bunch of confirmed sources on the story as well.

Here’s what I know for sure:

Myspace’s lawsuit against the networks are to ban them, and their owners from visiting the myspace.com site.

Myspace is seeking punitive damages from $20 million to $75 million PER network.

Myspace is using the strict California state anti-spam laws as basis for the punitive damages cash amount. These laws are meant for email, not bulletins, but for some reason, they are using this as the reason for the crazy damages suit.

I have a list of 6 confirmed networks and 14-17 unconfirmed networks, but will hold off on releasing the names of them until I am absolutely sure they are involved. I was debating on releasing the names, but seeing as this is one hell of a blow that will most likely kill off a network, I think it’s safer to just wait a bit and see who is really on the list and who isn’t.

The biggest network being hit is CPA Empire for a staggering $75 million.

I’ve been saying this for a while now, Myspace was actively monitoring the spam-friendly haven forum known as Screennameforum.com. The list of networks being sued reads like a shopping list, because they all, at some point or another drafted known Myspace spammers and phishers into their programs to promote their offers, even AFTER cease and desist letters were issued to them by Myspace.

It really sucks that this is happening, but at the same time, I don’t blame Myspace for their actions, nor do I blame them for doing this and using the networks as an example of their anti-spam rules. This should act as a warning to the entire industry, that spam, no matter email or social networking, is probably not the best route to pursue.

And his later follow-ups:

If this does in fact happen, and the confirmed networks are found guilty, we’ll be seeing a lot of people filing for bankruptcy. Shakeups like this are good for the industry in the long run. Kills off the bad ones and only keeps the good. I do feel bad for the networks on the list I have, because I’m pretty good friends with all of their owners and a lot of their AM’s, and would hate to see them close shop and disappear.

It’s 3am here in Vegas now, just got off the phone with 2 more network CEO’s that have confirmed that they are indeed being sued, and both are in the $20M-$30M area. Insane.

When he’s talking about ASW or Vegas… he’s referring to the Affiliate Summit 2007.

The news of MySpace launching lawsuits towards all these ad networks comes in the heels of an official announcement that MySpace is seeking damages from the infamous spammer Scott Richter (source).

However this time, by targeting all sized ad networks, from small to massive, MySpace is clearly trying to send a message through the industry that they’re tired of the abuse of their network… quite possibly the most heavily spammed website on the entire internet.

But beyond customer support, the quality of the system he has in place is extraordinary. You can query a single keyword, and in a fraction of a second get back a hundred thousand highly-relevant keywords. And with the API it’s easy to tap into your current operations… then using it’s flexible search options… you can always find the exact keyword lists and keyword research (!!!) you’re looking for. Comparing Wordze and his competitors is like comparing apples to oranges. Sure, the other services have been around longer, but there is no doubt in my mind that the outstanding quality and flexibility of Wordze, Levi will easily surpass them in the future.

Check them out: Wordze Homepage – Wordze Tour

However about two hours later my email box was flooded with messages saying “Your post XYZ was dugg!”. My thoughts went chronologically somethings like this: “Nice!”.. “Uh oh, the digg effect”.. “Wait, that can’t be possible.”

I looked into it and, realized all the Digg buttons that popped up on all my posts were to someone else’s Digg story! Being a programmer myself, I dove into the source code to see what could have happened. It turned out, Digg This, while a great plugin, had some major security flaws” namely blindly assuming the referrer wasn’t spoofed by a hacker or spammer (as in the case that hit me).

I immediately began hacking the script apart, hardening the security behind it, as well as fixing a few other bugs I found. If the script received word (via a referrer) that the post was Dugg, my patched version doesn’t just assume that is accurate- it actually goes to digg.com and reads the story itself, checking if your link is actually the target of a story. If not, it blocks the hacking/spam attempt.

Essentially, what a very clever spammer did, was search for blogs with that plugin installed (not hard; it’s very popular), and sent fake hits to every post in your blog, forging the referrer to look like it came from a Digg article. Only instead of your article, they linked to theirs, causing a Digg button promoting their story to appear on every one of your blog posts! So if one of your visitors liked your article, and clicked the Digg button, they are actually benefited from the vote, not you!

My version is working great on my blog now. I called my updated, patched version Digg That, and you can download it from my Digg That – WordPress Plugin page.

There are a lot of WordPress blogs out there with a vulnerable Digg Vote button on them, let’s spread the word!

The twentieth century was a booming technological decade. Thousands of multimillion dollar companies sprouted, offering corporations choices to thrive and expand. Many companies began investing heavily in technologies such as CRM (Customer Relationship Management) applications, which help organize a company’s prospects and clientele. The CRM industry is estimated to reach $2.8 billion in yearly revenue by the year 2006, mostly distributed across three leading companies: SAP, Seibel, and SalesForce. Every industry from doctor’s offices to automobile manufactures need to maintain a form of internal organization, and they are beginning to move from paper and filing cabinets toward a more flexible digital solution.

Ten years ago, before companies such as Seibel were founded, almost all organization was done manually. Every contact was in an address book and every record was in a file. Since then, many companies have sought after the high ROI (Return on Investments) that technology brings. If a client called a support center with a question on the product they ordered, the representative had no way of tracking the package or seeing the status of the shipment. Today nearly every enterprise level company in existence has programs to track tickets and merchandise through their infrastructure. This greatly boosts the customer’s satisfaction and improves the chances of repeat business- thus the technology having an excellent ROI.

While the good greatly outweighs the evil of utilizing technology in businesses, the evils do exist. By maintaining all records and information in a digital form, companies often allow accessibility from remote locations, such as sharing client information between different offices. This is great for scaling businesses, but opens a new danger for illegal intrusion and hacking. On February 13th, 2003, a computer hacker broke into Data Processors International, a large merchant credit card handling company, and gained access to over 80 million credit cards. The Secret Services and FBI spent two weeks tracking down the hacker costing millions of dollars. Another large problem occurred in keeping digital records is the constant threat of a virus. One malicious program unleashed on the server could potentially cause billions of dollars in data loss. These are the occurrences heard about in news broadcasts about once every few months. While proper security and server maintenance can prevent such catastrophes, the threat exists- a threat non-existent in hard copy control.

Business technology extends beyond computer software programs and into robotics. Upon entering a doctor’s office, patients are surrounded by technology from x-ray machines to heart monitors- high level technology that didn’t exist ten years ago. This technology allows doctors to more accurately diagnose the problem in less time, allowing the offices to handle more patients per day, and turning out more satisfied people. The investment in this equipment was quickly reimbursed through a greater flow of people through the office.

Technology is a necessity in the modern world- existing everywhere, driving everything. It automates the most tedious task and facilitates the most difficult calculations. Every single enterprise level company, without exception, drives an infrastructure powered by technology. In today’s civilization, technology is a necessity to corporate success.

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From the article, “We assume this will continue to escalate, and it’ll only be a matter of days before French students start burning iPods in the streets and Americans retaliate by torching Archos Gminis. And it looks like the cafeteria in Cupertino will have to start serving iToast for breakfast.”

GG France.