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{ March 1st, 2007 }

I was on alexa.com a couple of days ago and again today. Today digg.com is ranked #77 in terms of traffic (on a related note, since digg.com is advertisement driven I wonder how much advertisement dollars that means for them!). NYTimes.com is ranked 119. So digg.com is many many spots ahead of nytimes.com. Interesting.

Does that mean more people go to digg.com than to New York Times’ website to get news & information?

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