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Digg Guys: Bullish on iPhone SDK, Bearish on State of Startups Now

Posted Mar 14, 2008 06:13pm EDT by Sarah Lacy in Internet, Telecom, Newsmakers, Venture Capital, M and A, IPOs
Related: aapl, palm
Find out why Digg Founder Kevin Rose is on his fourth iPhone, which new site he's intrigued by, and how he and CEO Jay Adelson perceive the state of Web innovation today. (Plus a little iPhone vs. Treo ribbing.)
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Kim
Kim - Sunday March 16, 2008 01:58PM EDT

www.tardis-db.co.uk/main.html works for me

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drew
drew - Sunday March 16, 2008 03:23PM EDT

load up on apple stock now...true innovation in tech AND sarah one touch and you will be hooked.

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Mike
Mike - Sunday March 16, 2008 11:55PM EDT

When dogs meet on the street, they sniff each other. When nerds meet, they compare cell phones. Just please please please STOP DRIVING while surfing!!

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Mike
Mike - Monday March 17, 2008 06:05PM EDT

It's important to get in the news (maybe at a cool event like SxSW?) if you are seeking to be acquired for millions of dollars. (iPhone street interview on 3/14) Anyhow, check this out from 3/17. ....... o Report: Google, Microsoft May Make Offers for S.F.-Based Digg San Francisco -- Digg, the San Francisco-based social news aggregation site that lets users vote on what they think are the most important news stories, is working with investment bank Allen & Co. to set up a possible sale, with Mountain View-based Google and Microsoft among likely suitors, TechCrunch reported. Google would likely bid $200-$225 million, while Microsoft -- which has a three-year ad deal in place with Digg -- is expected to offer less. Meanwhile, two other media companies also are reportedly in the running. TechCrunch, citing a source close to the deal, said that both Google and Microsoft are "on the verge" of making their offers for Digg. http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/03/07/google-microsoft-bidding-for-digg/ http://www.digg.com

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