Digg Repository

After a bit of investigating, I found the following information pretty interesting and useful to those registering and renewing domains:Domains are registered for a period of one or more years.

After the registration period has elapsed, the owner can renew the domain for the cost of the domain alone.

However, if you are unable to renew the domain by the expiry date, you have 19 days to renew the domain using a verified credit card (paypal is accepted, but it must be linked to a legitimate credit card).

After 19 days past the expiry of your domain, GoDaddy will charge you an $80 redemption fee, which is basically their way of squeezing every last dollar from a forgetful webmaster. You then have about 5-10 days to redeem it at the cost of the domain + the $80 fee.

After the redemption period is over, your domain will be put up for sale for the highest bidder. At this point, you're pretty much out of luck - as you'll have to compete against the global marketplace and GoDaddy to …

Digg recently replaced their "upcoming" stories section with a newly unveiled "Newswire" section, which works pretty much the same except that it now displays all user activities occurring on stories that haven't made the frontpage. Traditionally, Digg disguised and hid who had buried or reported a story, but the new changes now fully feature the latest activity on which users in particular buried a story.

Whether this is a step in the right direction is yet to be decided, as recent changes and Kevin Rose's departure from the company have made Digg into a more populist social news network that has long abandoned its tech roots. Spam is on the rise, while user comments has dramatically decreased along with article impressions. The viability of Digg as a major social bookmarking and news network has diminished in recent years with a string of changes and updates that have diluted the power and value of the user base.

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You know that watching TV Online is now the most recent rage and preferred past time for a lot of adults and young children. With 1000s of excellent channels available for free on the internet, it is clearly hard to resist the enticement of spending hours behind the computer LCD monitor.

But have you ever thought about how continuous exposure to the LCD screen may impact on your skin? Would you like to enjoy hours of your favourite satellite tv channels on your pc and still keep that healthy glowing complexion? In that case, then you should keep reading.

This article will talk about the effects of watching Online TV on our skin and offer a few recommendations on how we can have healthy skin with no need of limiting our most liked past time hobby of watching Internet TV.

I.Ultra violet rays released from the LCD monitor
Problem: Everybody knows that ultra violet rays, that is emitted from the LCD monitor, are definitely not good to our skin. Specifically, UV rays harm our collagen fibers…

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In a bid to remain competitive within the video hosting industry, YouTube unveiled YouTube Live - a platform for live streaming of concerts, events and programming. The move suggests that YouTube may be venturing into the world of user-generated live streaming that has long been a popular revenue stream for streaming sites such as UStream, Justin TV, Free TV Tube and Mogulus.

Currently, YouTube Live features a small handful of streaming events - some of which are scheduled for the future, with only two live streaming events available at the time of writing this post. Neither of the two live streams worked (IPL Cricket and Wild Africa) and instead linked to the respective Youtube channel for these pages, which only had pre-recorded videos on it.
If YouTube is aiming to build off its successful video-on-demand platform with live streaming television, it has a far way to go before it can begin to compete with many of the varied live stream providers. Moreover, it appears that YouTube Liv…

YouTube launched as a platform built upon viral sharing of content, which skyrocketed in popularity by the inclusion of an embed feature that allowed users to post video content on their own sites. Up until this point, videos had largely been quite expensive to host and deliver to consumers - with most sites protecting their videos through anti-hotlinking scripts and technology.

Enter YouTube, allowing users to not only post their content on the site but to also allow others to share it. Publishers flocked to the site, especially major publications, to help disseminate and spread their content. Others used it as marketing channel, even going so far as to allow others to share ads and clips for their latest content. Well it appears that much is changing, with more publishers opting to disable video embedding.

The growing number of publishers includes major political sites (Fora), educational channels (Discovery Channel and Animal Planet) and large news wires (AP News).

Profit is lik…

Free Tube TV is a completely free alternative to cable or satellite television and lets you watch TV online in your browser. Online TV channels are indexed in 8 menus so you can watch TV by category where there are 300 selected online TV channels indexed into more than 14 categories and also sorted by geographic country location, with over 3000 online TV channels broadcasting from across 147 national regions. To watch TV online choose a channel from the desired category menu and watch the TV channel free.

Enjoy the Internet TV revolution all for free!

Don't forget to tell your friends and others where they can watch TV online for free!

Hooray, nearly 3 years later and Digg Repository is back!

Our blogspot domain was taken over by a malicious hacker, but we finally managed to get it back for whatever reason (no thanks to BlogSpot "Community Support Forum"). Alas, much has changed including Digg dying a slow and ever-present death on the web.

Also it seems Kevin Rose resigned his position on Digg and is now distancing himself from the project as well. Regardless, we'll continue to blog about the ups and downs and highlights we find on Digg..so stay tuned!