Google News VS Digg

Google News Reviews

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Google News mentions (118)

• Weird URL showed up

  When I visited news.google.com, Firefox (Android) appended xn--com-9353b to the end of the URL. Is that a bug? This website doesn't even exist! - Source: Reddit / about 18 hours ago

• how do people keep up to date with current news etc? youtubers? newsletters?

  Go to news.google.com and have your news delivered the way you want.. - Source: Reddit / 11 days ago

• Guys

  It's important to remember who/ what wrote the article. I use https://news.google.com to keep everything relevant and that really helps me recognize organizations and authors. By heavily using the "do/ don't show me more posts like this" button along with the "For You" page, it's easily become my favorite way find news. It's a very useful tool to have. - Source: Reddit / 12 days ago

• Fortinet - Fortigate 40F, without Forticare is it just a brick?

  Really good point! I did search news.google.com for "Fortigate Vulnerability" and was pretty displeased with the results, but I expect that SOME vulnerabilities have been discovered in any largely deployed consumer-grade firewall. - Source: Reddit / 13 days ago

• Math Is Racist

  But it's really weird to act like I've gone out of my way to know any of this. If you look at news.google.com and read the headlines once a day for a week, you'll know all of this. That's all the effort it takes - reading headlines 1 or 2 times a week. - Source: Reddit / 13 days ago

Digg mentions (45)

• Reddit Staffers Who Lost Jobs Livid at Being Painted As Low Performers

  (My guess is that eventually reddit will go full on Digg.com mode and become "curated content" with no comments allowed and RES will be unnecessary (and the site as we know it will be dead) And yes, https://digg.com/ still exists as a sad shell of it's old self.). - Source: Reddit / about 2 months ago

• Twitter is blocking links to Mastodon.

  Https://digg.com/ ... Well I guess Reddit is the true bastion of free speech! - Source: Reddit / 3 months ago

• Dude wanting to start Worker Union in Sii Polska, IT company and gets fired with this email

  It was the Polish equivalent of the - nor largely defunct - digg.com ("wykop" is a loose translation of "digg"). - Source: Reddit / 4 months ago

• Twitter closes offices until Monday as employees quit in droves

  This fiasco is reminding me of the Digg implosion, and yeah, digg.com still exists, but it's no digg. - Source: Reddit / 4 months ago

• Twitter may be the lastest tech failure but it wasn't the fastest.

  Anyone remember plastic.com? I bounced between digg.com and plastic.com before reddit. - Source: Reddit / 4 months ago