Is Digg Really Relevant to Search Marketers?

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1. Andrey Milyan says:

   December 20, 2006 at 12:05 pm

   By the way, for those interested in picking the brains of the Digg insiders, the next issue of the Search Marketing Standard magazine will have an exclusive interview with Digg’s founder, Kevin Rose.

   I am putting Kevin on the spot with some tough questions on the use of moderators and the quality of results on Digg.