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Digg’s VP of business development about the latest developments at Digg. “The general feeling is one of excitement; we are on the precipice of launching the new Digg, and getting back to our roots of innovation, entrepreneurial vision, and moving at light speed in the online media space.”

I’ll admit it: my normal workday only helps perpetuate a number of typical blogger stereotypes.

Twitter is a strange animal.

One man can tweet about an official change in ESPN’s Twitter policy, and the world can respond.

Start pages are part of a long tradition of web surfing.

They can provide you with all the information you want in one place, giving you a start portal to the rest of the web.

In fact, we recently provided a guide to start pages in our article 7 Ways to Create Your Own Social Start Page.

Yeah, we’ve seen a lot of them in our time.

Paul Buchheit, the man who created Gmail and Adsense at Google, is about to donate “a bunch of money” to charity.

How much is a bunch? He hasn’t said, but as one of the first 25 employees at Google it’s safe to assume that Buchheit has plenty to give.

And which charity is he donating the money to? That’s where you come in.

Last year, we shared 12 tips for getting featured on Mashable, as well as 12 things not to do when seeking coverage.

While most of these tips still hold true (and we still don’t have time for lunch meetings), a lot has changed in the last year, including the type of stories we typically cover on our site.