I just came across another Digg clone that was created by an Indian company in Bangalore. Irintech, their design, formating and layout was the same as another Digg clone, Yasvs.

A vexed questions for all these Digg clones is how they can uncover the opportunities to position their offerings in a way that they would never have thought before, or identify the new points of differentiation, at least when the first time we see these sites, we’ll not recognize these as the Digg clone. However, it seems that this become an act of genius now.

Yet another Digg clone site! This is a strong impression that Yasvs gave to me when I first visited this site. Maybe Yasvs do not want to be perceived as a Digg clone, but Digg’s concept and business model was so successful, until one can develop a totally new approach on how a people-curated news site should look like in the future. Yasvs, launched to the market in less than a month, is a Web 2.0 open source voting site. Instead of digg it, as advocated by Digg, Yasvs encourage their users to “vote” it. It is a Web 2.0 site that built by using Pligg, and currently their business model is based on Google AdSense.