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can't say i'd blame him, in digg's heyday, it was likely worth a good bit more.
by noodle 16y ago
can't say i'd blame him, in digg's heyday, it was likely worth a good bit more.
- justin 16y agoClearly not, considering the price should reflect the future revenue opportunities.
- noodle 16y agofair enough, although i think most people thought they would do better than they have.
- wriq 16y ago"While he was personally willing to take this offer, the Digg board decided to turn it down." He wanted to accept it.
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- bond 16y agoThey had $40million invested so i guess that's a little low to accept... On the other hand this raises some questions for founders on getting funding and what to expect down the road...