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Bridget Kulakauskas
2007-07-31
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Kevin Rose founded Digg in late 2004. It was the beginning of something phenomenal… to be precise, the Digg phenomenon. Digg was all about the tight-knit community of techies who wanted to get in there, share relevant tech news, vote for it, and talk about it. And what a fabulous idea it was.

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