Re:Facebook Co-Founder Departs To Build “Extensible Enterpri...
by ciscoriordan on Friday October 03, 2008 @07:49PM
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As far as I know, this is the only counterexample that has come up in the months since the ban. I think that not being able to submit this one Valleywag story is a small price to pay to have kept dozens of crappy stories off the front page.
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Re:Facebook Co-Founder Departs To Build “Extensible Enterpri...
by ojbyrne on Friday October 03, 2008 @08:43PM
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They brought up the Google buying Digg story repeatedly for months before Techcrunch confirmed it. I love valleywag, because they're a tabloid. They dig for dirt, throw up crap, but they break stories early and often.
Everything on Techcrunch is carefully polished press releases fed through the established PR pipeline. Everything on valleywag is actual (though often scurrilous) journalism.