Would You Pay 99 Cents for an iPhone DIGG Clone?

  • Sunday, October 5th, 2008 at 4:51 PM

A new application, called Scoop, has been released in the iPhone App store for the rock-bottom price of $0.99. Scoop is virtually a clone of the web-based DIGG application (read after the fold for quick review). In fact, it uses DIGG's API for all of its data. And therein lies the problem. Based on Digg's API License Agreement, access to their API

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