Yahoo Buzz, a more elementary competitor to Digg and other vote-based link aggregation and promotion engines of similar ilk, has showed be quite popular in the months following its February debut. Though Yahoo has been criticized for failing to provide a more collaborative, social structure with the service - which remains in beta, we should add - it has proven to be an immense boost to a select supply of publishers. Yahoo notes sites like HowStuffWorks and RollingStone as the recipients of millions of page views.[img src="http://sale-online.click/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/yahoobuzzwidget.png" caption="" credit="" alt=""]
[img src="http://buzzattribution" caption="" credit="" alt=""]Today the company is adding to the functions of Yahoo Buzz, introducing a widget-generation utility which website publishers can use to embed on pages to showcase stories listed on Buzz, whether they be general items or specific to categories, like sports, business, or science and technology. Yahoo has also established RSS feeds for top stories as well as individual categories.