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Digg Pelosi Question Now: Who gave you the right to take impeachment off the table? Aren't you violating your oath when you refuse to impeach a war criminal?

2008-10-06T16:43:46Z

Digg the question here:
http://digg.com/dialogg/Nancy_Pelosi_1?t=18151050#c18151050

Digg is interviewing House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who will be in the spotlight with your questions presented by Digg CEO Jay Adelson on Wednesday 8/27 at the Democratic National Convention in Denver. Digg John Perry's question please.

Digg Pelosi Question Now: Who gave you the right to take impeachment off the table? Aren't you violating your oath when you refuse to impeach a war criminal?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vE7tE2p7Fo&feature=PlayList&p=5FC9F169715569AB&index=0&playnext=1

"A Nuremberg chief prosecutor says there is a case for trying Bush for the 'supreme crime against humanity, an illegal war of aggression against a sovereign nation."
http://representativepress.blogspot.com/2008/08/digg-pelosi-question-now-who-gave-you.html

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Using Digg to Market Your Website

2008-06-07T21:31:09Z

As more and more people embrace Web 2.0 technology to develop and market their products and services, Digg has emerged as a popular option for news and content distribution.

However, this method has already been embraced by a number of web marketers so more creativity is required to overcome spam objections. Nonetheless, if you can come up with good content that people like enough to 'Digg' you could find your story making the Digg homepage and bringing potentially thousands of visitors to your website.

While there are many tips and tricks that can be exercised for getting content on Digg, the most important, and obvious, point is to produce good, quality content. Articles that offer advice and how-to information have a better chance of getting voted on. But, this is where your creativity must shine. Most people are already familiar with marketers vying for attention. So, you have to be unique, making yourself distinctly "dissimilar".

As with any content piece online, your headline is the most fundamental attention grabber you have to work with. Through testing, I've discovered that asking a question in your headline, if intriguing enough, can give you good exposure. The important factor to remember is that you have to deliver on your question. Readers assume that you will answer the question in your article and quick.

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Internet Party: When Google's parents leave town...

2008-06-12T09:37:29Z

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Digg this: Our very own BNF #1 on Keith Olbermann's Best Persons! For getting banned on Digg for Fox News Porn!

2008-03-22T21:54:44Z

First my DVR doesn't record Keith Olbermann's Countdown because it said it was 100% full. That was the hour Keith came on, when it said it was only 30% full. Grrr.

However....I just finished watching the replay and was it ever worth it! Why? The video from this post of Cliff's was the #1 topic of Keith's Best Person in the World segment!

BraveNewFilms was banned from Digg because they posted that Fox News Porn video. As a result, it seems that members of the cyber community have been getting rather annoyed.

Backstory: Digg is in talks to get taken over by none other than, tadaaaa! News Corp.! They already have a partnership with the Wall Street Journal. Hence, the ban.

And so, they must know that if they ban Cliff's post too, it will be stupidly obvious and more people will get annoyed.

The reason it made it to Keith's list? They banned BNF's post because of the very same sexy, jiggly, soft porn clips that Faux News has previously aired on their own self-righteous unfair and very unbalanced little network.

BNF! Keith's #1 Best Person in the Wooooooorlllld!

Note: I've included the same video here that Cliff posted. All clips are from Fox News broadcasts. Guess they should ban themselves then?

Keith Olbermann on Fox News Porn

2008-08-21T04:23:13Z

Keith highlighted Fox News Porn getting banned by DIGG on his show tonight...pointing out that all this "inappropriate" footage aired on the FOX Noise Channel!

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Digg founder unbans Fox News Porn, apologizes

2008-07-09T19:18:06Z

It has been a completely insane 24 hours since the launch of FoxNewsPorn.com. As I explained earlier, our Digg submission and user account was banned after admins decided FOX News content violated their TOS. Thanks to so many of you raising hell, the founder of Digg has unbanned us and apologized!

"Hey everyone, we temporarily banned this last night. We flagged it as a potential TOS violation, but after looking into it further we promptly unbanned it. Our fault. Digg on. -Kevin"

Please Digg it, as it will help us continue to get the word out. We urge you to also contact FOX News advertisers and tell them what's happening on FOX News!

FOX News Porn craziness

2008-07-09T19:17:50Z

When YouTube flagged the FOX News Porn video as 18+, we got stripped of all our honors and no longer show up on any of the top viewed Youtube pages. This will cost us a lot of views because we won't get any organic traffic from within Youtube.

This has been nuts. You can't send an email blast about porn cause it gets flagged as spam, you can't post on digg cause they want to make out with Murdoch, and you can't survive on YouTube cause conservatives report it.

On the flip side, the Reddit community has been amazing, putting this story at #2 and #3 all day, and organizing a revolt on Digg here, here, here, and here.

Meanwhile, today on Neil Cavuto's show, FOX celebrated our launch with the perfect little story about how Kyla Ebbera, the woman from Southwest Airlines fired for "showing too much skin," is posing for Playboy.

Thanks for the support everyone, and please get the word out. Add us on Facebook, IM your friends, call your grandma.

Oh, and remember. THIS FOOTAGE ALL CAME FROM FOX NEWS.

YouTube: “You Must Be At Least 18 to View FOX News”

2008-07-09T19:17:46Z

That’s right, FOX News Porn apparently “may contain content that is inappropriate for some users, as flagged by YouTube’s user community.”

FOX News Porn. Which is made entirely of video clips taken from FOX “News” broadcasts.

So let me get this straight. FNP is apparently inappropriate for Digg. It’s inappropriate for YouTube. But it’s okay to have it beamed into your house. All day. Every day. On what claims to be a news channel.

FOX’s exploitative, pandering soft-core porn is too hot for the freakin’ internet, but perfectly fine on a “news” channel that claims to champion right wing conservative Christian family values?

We have officially entered Bizarro world.

FOX News Porn is too hot for Digg

2008-07-09T19:18:00Z

This morning we launched our new web site, FoxNewsPorn.com. This parody website consists solely of images and videos broadcast on FOX News in the hopes people will ask advertisers to stop showing their ads on FOX.

Once the site launched, I submitted it to various social bookmarking sites, including Digg. The submission quickly appeared on the Digg's homepage, only to be deleted and our account banned. I emailed Digg, thinking the submission was mistaken for a real porn site, only to be told the site is "adult content," and is against their Terms of Service, "even though it was broadcast on FOX." See the details with images here.

So Digg bans what FOX News broadcasts. It's hard to believe that's all there is to it, considering there are often sites with content that could be considered "adult" on Digg. As I write this, the submission "The Top 20 'Side Boobs' of All-Time [Kinda NSFW]", a completely gratuitous web site with adult content, is #4 on digg.

Hmm, this couldn't have anything to do with Digg partnering with the WSJ, and looking to be aquired by Rupert Murdoch, could it?