businessweek.com — Over the last few years, Digg has become Silicon Valley's version of the boy who cried wolf. Like the child who warned local villagers that a wolf was about to attack his flock of sheep, potential buyers of Digg have repeatedly leaked reports that the company was about to be sold, but a sale was never consummated.
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Closed AccountDec 2, 2008
What are you not using an acute accent for‽S̶t̶r̶i̶k̶e̶ ̶t̶̶h̶a̶t̶, reverse it..
Closed AccountDec 3, 2008
And they could easily kill those bandwidth costs by distributing all their shows via Bittorrent. Kill off the iTunes lazy bums who download it each week from a Direct Connection.
masterqDec 3, 2008
that's what people who don't have enough money to buy it say
pelenclerkDec 3, 2008
Today will be Mr. Babyman's day.... Tomorrow will be too...
radiofrequencyDec 4, 2008
I don't understand how digg can't make money. Maybe they have too many parasitic employees. What do they need a CEO for? LOL. No offense, but Jay is at best an "office manager", not a CEO. Gimme a break.Digg needs a PHP guy, a part-time design dude, a couple of server admins, some low-wage moderators, and possibly an account rep for ads. That's it.If the guy for plentyoffish.com can make millions off of google adsense every year, what's wrong with digg?