It has been over three years since Digg decided to sell out to corporate interests and turn into a venue for mainstream media rather than a user-curated site. That didn’t last very long before they realized the error of their ways, but by the time they tried to switch back it was already too late. Looking back, it’s one of the saddest tales of social media failures.
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