The husband and wife behind BallHype and ShowHype, two Digg clones that focus on baseball and entertainment news, have earned a modest pay day: $3 million from media group Future US. That’s not
While Digg seems hard pressed to break out of its geek-infested niche, other sites are using Digg-like voting mechanisms to attack a much larger and much less tech savvy crowd: celebrity gossip aficio
BallHype, a new sports news and social networking site, came out of closed beta tonight and launched. The site has a lot of Digg-like features. Users can add sports stories and other users vote those