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Interview With Digg’s Kevin Rose: The State of The Union
Interview With Digg’s Kevin Rose: The State of The Union
Last week I sat down with Digg founder Kevin Rose to get the Digg “State of the Union.” The company, now more than four years old, has continued to grow incredibly since launching in late 2004 and regularly innovates with new products. They are rumored to be approaching ...
(Yet) Another DiggBar Update
blog.digg.com — Since we launched the DiggBar, we’ve received valuable feedback from the Digg community, publishers, SEO industry experts... and Google. We believe that the DiggBar provides a more seamless way to discover and share content on Digg. Since the launch a ... (more) (Yet) Another DiggBar Update
Digg Ends Exclusive Ad Deal with Microsoft
clickz.com — Digg is ending its two-year-old exclusive ad selling relationship with Microsoft, one year earlier than the deal... was set to expire. The two will continue working together on remnant and so-called "network reserve" inventory. Microsoft's network ... (more) Digg Ends Exclusive Ad Deal with Microsoft
Google's New "What's Popular" Feature Aims to Clone Digg
Google's New "What's Popular" Feature Aims to Clone Digg
micropersuasion.com — Google's New "What's Popular" Feature Aims to Clone Digg... (more) Google's New "What's Popular" Feature Aims to Clone Digg
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Kevin Rose: “Digg moving in a whole new direction. Going real time.”
The Next Web — I have to hand it to TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington, he has a wonderfully persuasive yet amicable method of extracting details from his interviewees - not always successful - but never boring to watch. His most recent interview, posted over at TechCrunch (and below), features Digg’s Kevin Rose and whether you’re a Digg fan or not, I highly recommend giving it a watch. Arrington ‘digs’ (sorry) deep into the early days of Digg, the numerous rounds of funding, close acquisitions and even (at the very end) ...

Kevin Rose Talks Digg, Ads, Dead Trees and Cool Hunters
ReadWriteWeb — ... But tools could be coming. And they could be coming to Digg. Last week, in an interview with Mike Arrington, Rose explained that Digg is completely revamping its site and expects it will be seen as a "ballsy move" when unveiled. ...

Has the DiggBar got the hidden ad dollars for Digg.com, now that Microsoft have gone?
Josh Chandler — ... signalled a more intuitive and easier approach the “Digging” process for Digg.com users, something that Kevin Rose, Founder of Digg.com signalled in a recent interview with Techcrunch.com reduced the “clunky process for someone to go click out, read an article, come back, Digg” and there is no doubt in my mind that this introduces a far greater chance for stories to be “Dugg-up” at a quick pace. The interesting thing I have noted that the DiggBar has introduced is the advertising section on the “Related” area of the DiggBar: Digg.com "DiggBar" Advertising Now, call ...

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blog.digg.com 4/20/2009 — Hey everyone – I wanted to give you a heads-up before the official announcement is made later today. We’ve signed on Microsoft as our new partner to sell and serve the ads on Digg. It’s a deal similar to the one Facebook signed with Microsoft last ...
Digg Will Charge Less for Ads Its Users Like
bits.blogs.nytimes.com 6/4/2009 — A new advertising system will mix ads with news on Digg and tie ad rates to the community's response to the ad.
Did Digg Just “Bait & Switch” Twitter Users?
socialnewswatch.com 7/19/2009 — UPDATE: Let Digg know how you feel through Twitter. Send an @digg via @socialnews reply and your tweets will be posted here as well. Either there’s an error happening with Diggbar or Digg just made a big mistake. Before, those who clicked on ...
Digg: Don't shout, use Twitter and Facebook instead
latimesblogs.latimes.com 5/27/2009 — Behind the scenes at Digg's May Townhall. Credit: Tyler Howarth Prepare to see more Digg.com links in your Twitter stream. As promised in last week's Digg Townhall video conference, the site today removed its internal link-sharing ...
The Building of a Better Digg Commences
webpronews.com 1/29/2009 — Just before the New Year, Digg Founder Kevin Rose put up his list of New Year's resolutions . Third on that list was: "Build a Better Digg." Less than a month into 2009, the site appears to be on that track. read more
Digg brainstorming new communications tool for users
latimesblogs.latimes.com 6/21/2009 — Photo: A bird's-eye view of the crowds at the Digg Meetup last week in New York. Credit: Mark Milian Ever since Digg removed a popular feature that lets its users communicate with one another a few weeks ago, some of the site's members have ...
New Digg API Features and More Developer Control
blog.digg.com 6/16/2009 — Hi all, Today, we’ve introduced some exciting new additions to the Digg API, so that developers can create increasingly useful and interesting applications using Digg data. One of the most requested features has been for a search endpoint and ...
Bit.ly’s Grand Plans, And Their Inevitable Clash With Digg: Bitly Now
techcrunch.com 6/29/2009 — URL shortener and analytics service Bit.ly has been working on a new set of products, being referred to as “Bit.ly Now” internally, which will define the next stage of the company’s growth. The company confirmed these plans to us ...
The Digg worm that wasn’t
devthought.com 4/18/2009 — A XSS injection that could have meant Mikeyy to Digg. Two nights ago I was editing my Digg profile and couldn’t help but think about the recent Mikeyy and Twitter revolt. Within minutes I had found a XSS exploit that could theoretically allow me to ...
Burn Rate: Digg announces major increase in spending
valleywag.com 3/10/2009 — Burn, baby, burn! That's the coded message in Digg CEO Jay Adelson 's blog post about a "major expansion effort." The website, whose users rate and discuss news headlines, is hiring for 19 open positions, with more to come, as Digg expands ...
Digg buries Microsoft ad contractCNET News.com
A year ahead of schedule, the social news site has switched its agreement from an exclusive advertising deal to a much less significant remnant inventory agreement.
Valley Buzz: Celebrities Are All A-Twitter, Good News from Google Considering It Is 2009, and Video Games Are SlumpingYahoo! Finance: Tech Ticker
Ashton Kutcher has spent most of the last year trying to work his way into the Web 2.0 in-crowd. He launched Blah Girls at the TechCrunch 50 conference, did a Sundance reality show with Digg’s Kevin Rose, and a
Hands-on With Polar Rose's Face Recognition ToolToday @ PC World
The newest face-identification services has some work to do before it can hit prime time, but hear me out.
Firefox add-ons for the Digg fanaticCNET News.com
If you're a fan of Digg and you want to extend its functionality in your browser, look no further than these Firefox add-ons.