Brilliant!
I've just added this to my teaching site for Interactive Marketing. I'd love to be able to do this for other sites. I'll keep an eye out...
Add digg news to your website: "include digg news on your site
You can easily add digg news to your own website. When news is updated on digg, it will automatically be displayed right on your own site. Choose your options below and follow the instructions to add the appropriate code to your site."
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