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The Nigerian Puppy Scam
Comment in News (1 digg, 0 replies) - on 06/03/2007
Wow! When I submitted this news item on distressed English bulldog puppies scam, I notices several Digg.com entries offering English bulldog puppies. Hard believe there are classified ads on Digg.com and worst yet that they are just teasers for a scam.. (see comment)
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Blockbuster Reaches 2 Million Online Users
Comment in News (-3 diggs, 0 replies) - on 01/04/2007
My vote is for Netflix. I tried Blockbuster for a couple of months. Here is why I favor Netflix: - I pick better movies at Netflix. Their recommendation system is great as well as the previews and detail specs on the movies. With Blockbuster, I consist … (see comment)
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The best, worst... and craziest uses of RFID
Comment in News (0 diggs, 0 replies) - on 12/03/2006
Some of the uses now for RFID sound crazy, but many of these uses are here to stay. Item level tracking for books and clothing save stores on inventory control costs (ever seen stores close for inventory? / also reduce theft with real-time tracking). … (see comment)
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Net Neutrality special to air on PBS TONIGHT
Comment in News (2 diggs, 3 replies) - on 10/19/2006
Please do not shoot me, but I think this whole Net Neutrality discussion on both sides is not focusing on solving what we need - fast, cheap internet. I watched the Net Neutrality special on PBS last night. I applaud PBS for bringing this issue up on Nati … (see comment)
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Diggscaperedlicous: save to Digg, Netscape, Del.icio.us and Reddit
Comment in News (0 diggs, 0 replies) - on 08/13/2006
I do not think Diggscaperedlicous is the answer to all of our bookmarking and news social network challenges, but it helps to identify the problem. The problem is that we are using all these tools to share information and ideas, but the social network too … (see comment)
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Content Nation: A World of Personal Publishers Declares Their Citizenship
Comment in News (0 diggs, 0 replies) - on 08/11/2006
Excellent article. I was going to post your article on Digg.com, but you already did it. My headline was to read - Diggers and Bloggers, We Are A Content Nation! - Oh, well. This definitely needs to be Dugged. I think you are catching the essence of what … (see comment)
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