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Dear Digg User,

We understand your frustrations about Digg’s decision to cut you off at the knees and have been on-top of all Digg related news, even asking Kevin Rose to be a guest. We are you’re forum to speak about Social Media and since Digg has made a this huge change, the community that was once loyal to Digg should have an outlet to voice their opinion and that is where we come in.

Your Social Blade hosts, JD Rucker, Erin Ryan, Jason Urgo and Jeff Cryder will be talking about their thoughts on Digg’s new launch and Flowing through various other Social Media News of the week.  Tune in and take part by signing into UStream and be a part of our flavorful audience.

This is Where YOU Put the Social in Social Media!

The Social Blade Team :)

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You or Me

by Jeff Cryder Jr. on August 31, 2010

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I often wonder how we attain fulfillment through Social Media. It’s an interesting question, and how you answer truly hinders on which school of thought you belong to. Either you immerse yourself in Social Media for yourself. Or you immerse yourself in Social Media for others.

Personally, I belong to the former but can understand the latter. I get it when people say their value is derived from pleasing as many people as possible. But I’ve found through my short time in the Social Media Universe, when you Blog, tweet, share, digg, etc. for yourself  not only do you get more out of it, but you feel more fulfilled. We shouldn’t have to worry about what others think of us, or how many followers, friends, views, page likes we have as a measurement of success. We should do it first and foremost for ourselves. Success isn’t determined by others, it’s determined by you.

Be true to your content, for it’s an extension of yourself, not of others.

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We have never begged a guest to be on our show before. There are so many interesting social media people out there that finding guests is possibly the easiest aspect of doing the show.

This week, we’re changing things. I, JD Rucker, am BEGGING Kevin Rose to be our guest on either The Drill Down Wednesday night at 6:30pm Pacific or the Social Blade Show Thursday at 7:00pm Pacific.

So that it’s easier to fit into your (obviously) busy schedule, we are opening it up to either show… or BOTH! Your appearance on TWiT was nice, but we would like to ask some more challenging and perhaps better-informed questions than what Mr. Laporte was able to pose.

Simply Tweet to @MrBabyMan or @0boy and let us know which you can make.

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We Have Become a Nation of Rats in a Maze (Episode 55)

August 30, 2010

ShareTweetAs this was the week of the hyped Digg 4.0 release not only did we have a show but we had an hour long preshow as well where we brought on several active diggers to give their take as well as asked the audience their thoughts. The vast majority of people were of the opinion [...]

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Hey @KevinRose Are You Listening? #diggrevolt

August 27, 2010

ShareTweetThe New Digg v4 has rolled out, encouraging many longtime and newcomers to the news aggregated social networking site – prior to its change – to voice their thoughts about the demise of the Digg that they helped build, and it isn’t pretty. These Diggers have put hard work and time into Digg with careful [...]

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New Digg V4 User Reactions

August 27, 2010

ShareTweetProving once again that YOU put the Social in Social Media, Social Blade put a special episode together where we brought on several diggers and got comments from the audience on the new digg 4.0 that launched this week. Hosts: JD Rucker Jeff Cryder Erin Ryan Jason Urgo Guests: MrBabyMan louiebaur Amy Vernon LtGenPanda Peter [...]

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The Real Problems with Digg Have Yet to Surface

August 26, 2010

ShareTweetIt has been less than 36 hours since Digg V4 launched and there is flurry of positive and negative sentiment polarizing the community. This was to be expected, as any major change will polarize a site’s community. What makes this particular change important is that it’s the type of polarization that can yield irreversible bad [...]

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We Caught @PeterCoffin ‘tail’ Digging In Mr. McRose’s Garden – Thurs. 7pm PST

August 26, 2010

ShareTweetJoin us this week as your favorite hosts JD Rucker, Erin Ryan, Jason Urgo and Jeff Cryder are joined by special guest, YouTube personality Peter Coffin. We’ll be diving into and discussing new Digg, YouTube surpassing Yahoo, the inability to block Zuckerberg, and is gaming the next social layer? Peter will also weigh-in on the report of YouTube [...]

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Truth About The New Digg Revealed — They Got Editors!

August 25, 2010

ShareTweet [Satire] Today, if you haven’t been living under a social media rock you would be aware that Digg has launched the long awaited 4.0 version of their site which has been said to change everything.  While the initial rollout is complete users are still experiencing key functionality issues such as being able to pull [...]

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