Archive for the “Featured” category
But Is The Blogosophere Self-Regulating? Don’t Delude Yourself
by Tony Hung on November 29, 2006
The BBC reports that there is a push to create an online code of ethics for bloggers. Why? So that there is an attempt to create a sense of accountability and redress for individuals with complaints. Its not really all (…)
Digg Has Moderators — They Just Suck
by Tony Hung on November 24, 2006
Digg has moderators and teh suck.
Using ReviewMe to Boost Your Google Juice? Matt Cutts Says “Think Again”
by Tony Hung on November 23, 2006
Matt “voice of Google” Cutts says “tsk tsk” on using reviewMe to abuse Google.
A Recap Of The First 50 Days (or So)
by Tony Hung on September 17, 2006
Well, I started this blog about 50 days ago, over at my ‘family’ site thehungs.org at a sub-domain of “tony.thehungs.org”. In that time, the following things have either happened to me or my blog I switched to our own domain, (…)
Digg’s Broken? Here’s One of the Solutions.
by Tony Hung on September 6, 2006
More controversy on Digg — here’s my take (and solution)
A Brief History of Digg Controversy
by Tony Hung on August 25, 2006
Digg has had a controversial past that has largely been undocumented. “Digging” up data on the recent Aliwood issue made me realize there were a lot of things that weren’t together all in one place regarding these controversies.
The Anguish of a D-List Blogger
by Tony Hung on August 20, 2006
A-list? What about the D-list. Here’s the most troubling thing about being a D-list blogger that bothered me. You can probably guess what it is.