Features:

• A user friendly web service.
• Lets you see  top social media topics  for yesterday.
• Provides original links to contents.
• Collects links from numerous networks.
• Archived links date as far as 2009.
• Similar tools: SocialMediaFight, TickNTalk, Vizeddit, Booshaka and TrendingTopics.

Check out Rrewind @ www.rrrewind.com (via TechCrunch) (by MOin from ThumbPress)

Enter Mashpedia, a real-time encyclopedia that aggregates multiple live web feeds about a specific topic and converts them into a structured and easily readable layout.

To start using Mashpedia, just enter any topic in the search field. Then the app can bring you to the exact page or give you a list of results for your search terms. Each entry provides a definition of terms, videos, Twitter feeds, and more. Mashpedia also offers semantic connections between articles.

You can toggle each box in the entry to show/hide them. There are also individual settings available for each section to allow you to customize the article. The Twitter stream for the topic is very useful since you can find real live updates alongside the wiki content. This provides a nice combination of time-context that complements the content that you are reading. You can also post and add comments to contribute relevant information.

Mashpedia is a great web tool for those who want to learn something new every day, or for people who want to stay on top of any topic.

Features:

• Aggregates multiple web feeds about a topic.
• Get information from Wikipedia, Google, Twitter, Digg, YouTube, and more.
• Fast and seamless.
• Free; no sign up required.
• View and post comments for each entry.

Check out Mashpedia @ www.mashpedia.com

The tool takes you from one site to another while showing a toolbar at the top that is similar to Digg’s native toolbar. The toolbar helps you digg stuff, share to other networks using the share button and updates your Jogstr preferences. You can change the preferences to filter stories by topic, category, media type and popularity.

Features:

• Browse Digg in the StumbleUpon way.
• Quickly get started after selecting the category.
• Set your preferences to filter content by topic, category, media type and popularity.
• Share on other networks using Addthis.
• For more Digg tools see our article “The top 5 Digg Tools to Make you a Better Digger“.

Check out Jogstr @ www.jogstr.com [via Go2Web2.0] (By Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

Also check out the top ten stories in different categories by year. Clicking on a story takes you to the corresponding page on digg.com.

The site also has a horizontal menu bar at the bottom which gives you options like going to the previous or next date, refreshing the page and fullscreen view. Overall, a cool site for Digg lovers.

Features

• Digg front page stories visualization tool.
• Part of tools under Digg Labs.
• Lets you check out top ten hot stories on a date, month or year.
• Select the year, month and date in the circular calendar.

Check out Digg 365@labs.digg.com/365/ (By Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

These shows usually run from ten to twenty minutes and you can download each episode in different video formats. DiggTV shows feature the hottest stories from the web, interviews, video mashups from the most popular Digg posts, feature updates from the Digg website, and much more.

Features:

• All-in-one website for Digg shows.
• Subscribe to DiggTV through iTunes, Miro, Zune, TiVo, and more.
• Download DiggTV episodes in various video formats.

Checkout DiggTV @ www.tv.digg.com

Features:

• Alternative site for digg with a similar interface.
• Stories are assigned divvs instead of diggs.
• Javascript mashup and uses Digg API.
• Currently in beta and needs improvements.

Check out Digg-Diversity@ www.digg-diversity.com (by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

If you are a die-hard digg fan then Digg Labs is a site you should bookmark. It provides some cool real time Digg tools which show what stories are being submitted and going popular in real-time. There are 5 tools namely Pics, Arc, Bigspy, Stack and Swarm.

Each of the 5 tools has its own significance. Like Pics shows the real time image activity on the site while Swarm shows related stories as they are dugg. The following screenshot shows the tool Bigspy in action.

You could also download any of the above tools and use them as a screen saver on your Windows or Mac computer.

For more Digg tools also make sure to read The top 5 Digg Tools to Make you a Better Digger.

Check out Digg Labs @ http://labs.digg.com (by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog)

All you have to do is drag & drop the ConvoTrack bookmarklet onto your browser toolbar and click on it whenever you want to see the online conversations about the article. The comments will be nicely loaded on a browser sidebar on the left. You can also sort comments by the source.

Features:

• Comment aggregation tool that can show conversations surrounding any blog article.
• Comments are pulled from services such as from Twitter, FriendFeed, Digg, Reddit, HackerNews and any blog article.
• The comments are presented on the browser sidebar.
• Sort comments by source: Twitter, FriendFeed, Digg, Reddit, HackerNews or blogs.
• Similar websites: BackType and wwwitter.

Check out ConvoTrack @ www.convotrack.com (via delicious)

When it comes to Distill, it generates RSS feed that filters popular Digg stories by the total number of diggs stories received. It asks user to set the minimum number of required diggs and then generates a custom feed that users can subscribe to.

Features:

• Filter Digg RSS feed for popular stories.
• Stories are filtered by number of diggs that you set.
• For more cool Digg tools read The top 5 Digg Tools to Make you a Better Digger.

Check out Distill @ www.disstill.com

Features:

• Keyword popularity tool for social networks.
• Supported sites Twitter, Flickr, Digg, Myspace and Youtube.
• Monitor popularity of your site and brand across social media.
• Results are presented with colored and cool bar graphs.
• No registration and easy to use.

Check SiteVolume @ www.sitevolume.com (via technospot.net )