Re:Digg Raises $28 Million in Series C Funding
by wensing on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @01:55PM
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Entire Digg revenue model == advertising?
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Re:Digg Raises $28 Million in Series C Funding
by ojbyrne on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @04:04PM
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Digg does quite well on "sponsorship" type advertising. I.e. they add a new feature, or a labs thing, and get Cisco or Intel or someone to sponsor it.
Re:Digg Raises $28 Million in Series C Funding
by stanley on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @05:11PM
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But how long can they sustain that for?
Re:Digg Raises $28 Million in Series C Funding
by anatomyads on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @03:01PM
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It's possible that they set up some kind of revenue share w/ partner sites. Perhaps they get a share of the revenue from big players who feature a "Digg this" button. At the same time, the less traditional Digg users who come from sites like the WSJ or NYT are going to be more monetizable (for Digg) since they aren't going to be the standard issue Digg user/commenter who uses Adblock.
Re:Digg Raises $28 Million in Series C Funding
by known on Thursday September 25, 2008 @04:13AM
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And AdblockPlus blocks most Advertisements.
Re:Digg Raises $28 Million in Series C Funding
by trickjarrett on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @02:14PM
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So far as I know it is.