BizWeek Covers Digg (Literally)
August 3, 2006
Still reading this, but for your reading pleasure, this week BizWeek puts Digg on the cover.
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When I saw this cover, I asked myself - "Is this a sure sign of Bubble 2.0 about to burst?" Reminds me of the tons of Fortune, BusinessWeek, Forbes, Time, Newsweek, etc. articles on the Internet, dot com millionaires, etc...
Let's hope we're not coming to Burst 2.0...
That's pretty sweet. Digg gets plenty of traffic already, but I'm sure it's just being boosted even higher now. Digg is slowly becoming the /. affect
Looks like Digg has overtaken News.com in reach Looks like Digg has overtaken News.com in reach ... data here
looks like Digg is becoming a big dog on the block.
Run Digg Run
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