Well this is kinda wacky. Citing a “very credible source,” Digg founder Kevin Rose tweeted that Google is preparing to release “Google Me,” a service intended to go toe-to-toe (face-to-face?) with Facebook. It's like Google stalking, but official, and thus marginally less creepy!
Should we brace ourselves for another round of tech news headlines with the word “killer” in them? According to Digg founder Kevin Rose, Google is about to launch a social profile service called, “Google Me”.
Digg founder and CEO Kevin Rose will be leaving his popular Diggnation show, we've heard from a source. This has not been confirmed by Kevin, but we believe it's accurate. Revision3, which hosts the show, has not yet returned our request for comment.
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The recommendation site that trailblazed a new generation of sites saw an abrupt drop in unique visitors in April. A blip or a trend? And what can Kevin Rose do about it, if anything?
It was a good run, Digg.com. You certainly had a great idea and funneled plenty of Web traffic to opportunitstic and manipulative publishers. Alas, the run is over. And it's not coming back.
Regular Digg users will not be too surprised to learn that 46 percent of the site's front page is controlled by just 50 websites. Soshable has put together a graph with info about the top 30. Protip for getting your content to the front page of Digg: Be one of these websites. View Image ›
Sometime on Thursday evening, @al_gore burst onto the Twitter scene with a link to his website and a Current.TV interview with Digg's Kevin Rose. He's since gone on to amass over 13,000 followers in a few days, meaning the guy who “invented the internet” is really just getting started. Read More ›
