Google Rumored Close to Digg Acquisition for “Around $200 Million”

Date July 28, 2008

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May be true? We all know that Google wanted Digg for so long, and it will be very good for their Evil plan ;)

Social news site Digg.com, a perpetual target of acquisition rumors, is in “final negotiations” to sell itself to Google for $200 million, according to a TechCrunch report Tuesday that cited multiple sources.

The two companies have been in talks to bring Digg into the Google News group, but it could be a few weeks before the deal closes, if it closes, according to the report.

Source: CNET

Google’s on and off negotiations with Digg have been back on in a big way for the last six weeks, we’ve heard from multiple sources inside of Google, and the two companies are close to a deal that will bring Digg under the Google News property. The acquisition price is in the $200 million range, says one source.

Source: TechCrunch

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6 Responses to “Google Rumored Close to Digg Acquisition for “Around $200 Million””

  1. TheWebHostingHero.com said:

    Hey Glady,

    Happy to see you, where were you?
    :)

  2. Desmond - GradeMoney.com said:

    Google wants to be the Internet God!

    Look at Lively, Knol and AdSense.

    Now that they know they cant build another Digg, they decided to buy Digg!

  3. steven wilson said:

    It just makes since to buy a trusted site like digg rather than compete against it.
    Steve

  4. Paula from Affiliate Blog Online said:

    Well there won’t be anything Google doesn’t own before too long.

  5. Alex M. said:

    Digg might not be a good investment after all.

  6. David Cheong said:

    For 200m, thats alot of money. Digg in fact does have a lot of potential for what see, since their newly launch and updating of their TOS.

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