James Delahunty
29 Aug 2007 20:27
One of the most popular video-sharing sites online, Metacafe, has launched a new Digg channel on its site. Digg is one of the most used websites online, where its audience strives to prioritize notable content from the enormous amount available online. The new channel showcases every Metacafe video that has ever been "Dugg." Viewers can also easily find videos "Most Dugg" and "Recently Dugg" on Digg.
By combining input from these two community-powered sites, Metacafe is providing another way to discover videos that prove most popular among viewers. With the addition of the Digg Channel, viewers can now see what videos members of the Digg community prefer in addition to what fares well among the entire Metacafe community.
"The Digg Channel illustrates our commitment to putting viewers in charge of their online entertainment experience," said Erick Hachenburg, CEO of Metacafe. "Like Digg, we are all about exposing the content our community deems best and making it easy for people to discover something they're likely to enjoy. This shared philosophy makes the Digg Channel a great addition to our site."
Metacafe serves 25 million unique visitors each month.
See: http://www.metacafe.com/digg