Comments on: CNET is best acquirer of Digg http://blog.stevepoland.com/cnet-is-best-acquirer-of-digg/ web entrepreneur | obsessed music fan | b-lo forever! Fri, 25 Jun 2010 14:32:45 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 hourly 1 By: KwangErn http://blog.stevepoland.com/cnet-is-best-acquirer-of-digg/comment-page-1/#comment-1250 KwangErn Tue, 11 Mar 2008 11:54:01 +0000 http://stevepoland.com/cnet-is-best-acquirer-of-digg/#comment-1250 Internet is all about neutrality and worldwide collaborative interaction. Digg provides that. When any giants acquire Digg, we have a big problem in terms of neutrality, though one may say that Digg itself isn't neutral in some ways. But at least it's more neutral than say, having Microsoft/CNET churning out whatever they want. This is where Reddit wins out. Internet is all about neutrality and worldwide collaborative interaction. Digg provides that. When any giants acquire Digg, we have a big problem in terms of neutrality, though one may say that Digg itself isn’t neutral in some ways. But at least it’s more neutral than say, having Microsoft/CNET churning out whatever they want.

This is where Reddit wins out.

]]> By: Michael Wales http://blog.stevepoland.com/cnet-is-best-acquirer-of-digg/comment-page-1/#comment-1249 Michael Wales Mon, 10 Mar 2008 17:14:36 +0000 http://stevepoland.com/cnet-is-best-acquirer-of-digg/#comment-1249 I think CNET is a great option to acquire digg - but I don't see them making any drastic changes or "integrating" it into their family of sites at all. I really don't see anyone doing this - if/when digg is sold, they'll keep the design the same, Kevin Rose will stay on board, and diggnation will continue to be recorded. The question is: does CNET have the money? I think CNET is a great option to acquire digg – but I don’t see them making any drastic changes or “integrating” it into their family of sites at all. I really don’t see anyone doing this – if/when digg is sold, they’ll keep the design the same, Kevin Rose will stay on board, and diggnation will continue to be recorded.

The question is: does CNET have the money?

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