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By www.laptop-battery.sg on Mar 21, 2011 |Business
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According to foreign media reports, the technology blog Techcrunch founder Michael Arrington said in a blog just yesterday, Digg co-founder Kevin Rose (Kevin Rose) no longer use its service, and today they confirmed that Ross had resigned from Digg, and his newly founded The company will finance more than 100 million U.S. dollars.
Rose in December 2004 created the Digg laptop battery site. The website has quickly became popular, attracting a number of industry giants seeking to acquire. Mid-2008, Google began contacts with Digg, rumored to be the price of 2 billion acquisition of this site, but nothing the last minute. Transaction failed, thanks to Jay Andrew Olson, CEO at the time (Jay Adelson) before the staff's mind back on track.
However, these glorious days are now history. With Twitter, Facebook and other services, the rapid rise, Digg increasingly worrying situation, Ross Andrew Wilson also appeared divided. Ross has not Digg's office a few months, and ultimately, choose to leave Andrew Wilson, Ross took over as CEO, until last fall, Matt Williams (Matt Williams) took office.
Since then, Ross served as a featherbed only Digg's chief executive, on the operating indifferent, apparently no longer his main thoughts on the Digg. Yesterday, Michael Arrington said Roth has been posting for several days not used Digg, Twitter, on the contrary they were active. Revision 3, and he was very active on other projects. So, Ross left the Digg does not make the news and then start the industry surprised.
Michael Arrington said it is not clear that the laptop battery company founded by Ross the new situation, and Ross refused to answer his mail.
Ross on Twitter, post comments, said he will continue to provide advice and Digg is still a board member.
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