Wow - not only is every frontpage story on digg about the HD-DVD encryption code again (with the code featured inside of every single post right now), but the story has taken over Techmeme as well.
Matthew Ingram is asking the right question, I think:
Just another weed in the garden of social media? Perhaps. A test […]

Looks like Digg is facing an outright user rebellion righ now…
After taking down an article about the HD-DVD encryption key (with the key published in the headline, I think) and banning users who dugg the article and commented on it, things are getting pretty ugly right now.
If you wonder how just how upset the digges […]

I think Jason Calacanis has a good point: Digg didn’t invent digging.
I am not sure he is right in calling all diggers a “bunch of 12-year-old kids” so that it is best to ignore them (isn’t Jason trying to get enough money to send just those 12-year-old kids to private school?). The discussions on digg […]

Digg’s RSS Users

December 28, 2006 |

I couldn’t help but laugh when I read the following in a post on VentureBeat about the new Digg investment round:
Update: We’ve just talked with Greylock investor David Sze, who says Greylock and Omidyar weren’t interested in having an outside investor dilute their holdings, and that Digg’s management didn’t want to waste time in trying […]

Looks like Digg raised more venture capital. Good for them, but if they could not get acquired for $150 million, now that they have raised more VC, wouldn’t the VC’s be shooting for an even higher return on their investment?
I also but I agree with some of the comments on TechCrunch that wonder why Digg […]

Digg Down

October 27, 2006 | 1 Comment

Looks like digg.com is out of service right now - I wonder if this is a planned outage or if they are cooking up something new.

Technorati Tags: digg, digg.com

But no takers so far… I am with Thomas Hawk, though - somebody is going to buy it an Yahoo would be the perfect fit.
I always thought the problem with digg was monetizing the service. Digg remains a niche product, with a niche audience, even if it has tried to break out of the tech […]

Scoble:
Here’s a question I have. If you have a new technology product or service to launch, would you rather launch it on Diggnation or on the front of the business page of, say, USA Today?
Source: Is Diggnation really a success? « Scobleizer - Tech Geek Blogger
The answer is pretty easy: it depends on the product. […]

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