QlikTech announced the availability of “Dugg Analyzer,” a free tool that analyzes traffic and postings on Digg, providing new transparency in determining how web content is popularized and what sources feed the site.

Based on QlikTech’s award-winning analysis solution, QlikView’s Dugg Analyzer provides instant visual insight by category, subject, source, reporter and any other dimension. The QlikView
application can be viewed at

Analysis using Digg Dugg shows that YouTube was the most linked to site on Digg, having had more than 10 times as many front-page stories as the next most popular video site until August 2007. Since then, however, there has been a sudden drop in the number of YouTube stories reaching the front page. YouTube news is now similar in popularity to other video sites.

QlikView was able to easily look at Digg data and determine that a small minority of people – 100 – is responsible for 40% of content that thousands see and read. This is down from a previously reported 56% of most popular content in 2006.

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