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    Google, Microsoft bidding $200 million or more for Digg

    By Owen Thomas, 5:45 AM on Fri Mar 7 2008, 3,396 views (Edit, to draft, un-top, Slurp)

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    A Digg sale might happen soon, to Google or Microsoft, says Michael Arrington. Cofounders Jay Adelson and Kevin Rose have made no secret of their disinterest in running a big company or going for an IPO. That leaves no exit but a sale, which Digg's bankers at Allen & Co. have been working on for months. This latest rumor could be just another trial balloon. Or it could be the beginning of the end. If not to Digg, then to a drama-filled life as an independent concern perpetually for sale. (Photo by briancaldwell)

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    Your Privacy Is An Illusion

    Sun Valley moguls spent $4,300 to $6,110 on shrubs to keep reporters at bay

    Among the news from Allen & Co.'s Sun Valley retreat for the rich: Marc Andresseen continues his campaign to tell old media they are old; Carl Icahn would settle for any Microsoft offer that pays $30 or more per Yahoo share;
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    Glam Media raising a round — but far less than it hoped for

    Samir Arora, the Valley's most talented flim-flam artist, has convinced investors to put in a fresh round of financing into Glam Media, his online-ad network. More »

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