
Digg.com, the web fire hose of fascinating stories on the internet, is preparing to up the pressure. On Wed., the San Francisco-based content-sharing site is anticipated to release a new version of its application programming interface, or API. The changes are targeted at simplifying the way application developers have interaction with the Digg platform, and will supply a fresh way for application programmers to permit Digg users and remotely let them do something on stories.

