The Daily Telegraph has more stories submitted to Digg, the social news website, than any other daily newspaper site.
Times Online may be winning at StumbleUpon, but the Telegraph has:
- had more stories submitted to Digg,
- more stories on the front pages of Digg,
- and its most-Digged story has more Diggs than any other newspaper site’s top story.
The graph shows how many pages have been submitted for each site that made the Digg ‘front pages’ (ie proved sufficiently popular).
It’s based on an analysis of newspaper site pages submitted to Digg (which also suggests that the reason for the success of the Telegraph and Mail is that their users are more likely to Digg than those of other newspaper sites).
Newspaper site Diggs
[...] Telegraph.co.uk top of Digg league – Online Journalism Blog "The Daily Telegraph has more stories submitted to Digg, the social news website, than any other daily newspaper site." (tags: internet newspapers newspapersites socialmedia marketing news aggregators digg telegraph) [...]
Yes Julian Sambles doing excellent work. An inspiration to us all
I’m guessing the Telegraph’s lead is partly to do with the integration of Digg into the Telegraph online system – users can Digg stories within the Telegraph site which I guess spills over into Digg proper…
[...] news follows the Telegraph topping the Digg list and the Times topping the StumbleUpon [...]
[...] “Telegraph.co.uk top of Digg league” – A post with a graph showing the frequency of digged stories from different outlets; my sense though is that it accounts for only British newspapers. Kind of expected, but still interesting to see some numbers attached to it. Also, they highlight the growth of traffic to LinkedIn, which may suggest some new, social-networking-heavy, trends in job searching. [...]
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