Digg.com is a community website for the sharing of information, news, videos, and anything else its users might imagine. The site contains a series of sections that provide recent news and articles from multiple other sites on a wide variety of subjects. The various sections include technology, world and business, science, gaming, lifestyle, entertainment, sports, and “offbeat,” the last of which includes articles that do not really fit in one of the other categories. Once an article is submitted to the website, it starts a counter which says how many people “digg it,” or find it very interesting. Articles that have a high counter are placed on the homepage. Users can also create personalized pages that can link to their Facebook and MySpace pages with personal information and articles that they have recently “digged.” You can also comment on articles and videos, and you can digg other people’s comments.

Digg.com is a website frequented primarily by younger people, mostly males. The site is of the same kind of community site as Facebook and MySpace, and they often link to each other as well as other sites, like people’s blogs. The site is also commonly visited by people who also visit video websites, political news and commentary websites, and regional and local news websites.