How To Digg Deeper

Hey! Sorry for the extra email today, but we really wanted to let you know about Digg's latest feature. Behold: Digg Deeper, a way to see, in real time, what your friends and favorite publishers think are the most interesting things to read and watch. When you sign up, our algorithms will begin surfacing the most compelling and highly-discussed stories and videos from your endlessly overwhelming Twitter feed. You'll see these stories and videos — as well as which friends and outlets shared them — displayed in a new personalized section of the Digg homepage. You can also have everything sent to you directly via email alerts and mobile notifications, as frequently or infrequently as you want. For you iOS users, we just released an updated version of our app that includes Digg Deeper alerts. And don't worry, Android users, we'll have something for you soon. So why use Digg Deeper? Think of it as having your own personal team of Digg editors alert you to the most important things from your Twitter universe so you don't ever feel like you're missing anything. And unlike our real editors, it's free. We'll be building lots of additional features in the coming weeks and months, including a personalized daily email and an expandable version of Digg Deeper on the homepage. We'll also be working to incorporate Digg Deeper into Digg Reader (say that ten times fast). In the meantime, we want to hear your feedback and requests. Please email them to our CTO Mike Young at michael@digg.com. Best, The Digg Team Try it now →

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Friendship Is An Illusion

When The U.S. Almost Nuked The Moon, The Tour De France Is The Greatest Mystery Novel, We Can't Write A Headline That Does Stuart Scott's Speech On Life With Cancer Justice, Binge Drinkers Rule The World, Mathematics Makes Strong Case That 'Snoopy2' Can Be Just Fine As A Password, Has The Great Train Robbery Mystery Finally Been Solved? The Daily Digg Thursday, July 17, 2014 LUNARTICS When The U.S. Almost Nuked The Moon priceonomics.com In the midst of the Space Race, the U.S. Air Force harbored a master plan to boost American morale. BRING BACK THE OLD TOUR The Tour De France Is The Greatest Mystery Novel sbnation.com The Tour De France was originally started to emphasize that friendship is an illusion and death is man's only true companion. 'YOU BEAT CANCER BY HOW YOU LIVE' We Can't Write A Headline That Does Stuart Scott's Speech On Life With Cancer Justice digg.com The legendary sportscaster Stuart Scott, who's been battling a rare form of cancer for seven years, was honored with the Jimmy V Perseverance Award at the ESPYs Wednesday night. Scott, who was hospitalized as recently as last week, delivered a powerful acceptance speech on life with cancer that should be watched by everyone. THE HIGH ACHIEVER'S SECRET WEAPON Binge Drinkers Rule The World thedailybeast.com An upcoming study shows that the more you engage in binge drinking, the higher your social status. But that doesn't mean you should start hitting the bottle. WHO SAID MATH NEVER DID ANYTHING FOR YOU? Mathematics Makes Strong Case That 'Snoopy2' Can Be Just Fine As A Password arstechnica.com Reusing weaker passwords in some cases can improve security, researchers say. WHO WAS 'THE ULSTERMAN'? Has The Great Train Robbery Mystery Finally Been Solved? smithsonianmag.com At the height of his criminal game, Gordon Goody helped to plan and execute a 15-man heist that resulted in the largest cash theft in international history. Authorities apprehended Goody and his team members, but they failed to uncover one important identity: that of the operation's mastermind. Read more on Digg.com → JUST MONKIN' AROUND Two feral monk parakeets fight over a blade of grass after a thunderstorm, Tuesday, July 15, 2014 in Cooper City, Fla. Credit: AP Photo/J Pat Carter Digg for iPhone & iPad   •   Twitter   •   Facebook digg.com   •   Unsubscribe © 2014 News.me Inc. 416 West 13th Street #203, NY, NY 10014