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    Emergency evening post: Blogger publishes rejected BusinessWeek cover

    By Nick Douglas, 10:52 PM on Fri Aug 4 2006, 470 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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    The blog "Web 2.0" says it found the alternate cover to the current issue of BusinessWeek — a cover that's less, you know, wildly speculative, but so much more boring. Looks real, because who would bother Photoshopping this?

    On the left, the secret boring cover. On the right, the stupid but sensationalistic cover BusinessWeek ran.

    Wealth Punks: The other cover [Web 2.0 Blog]
    Earlier: Why BusinessWeek said Kevin Rose is worth $60 million [Valleywag]
    Earlier: Kevin Rose explains the BusinessWeek cover photo [Valleywag]

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    It Costs Digg $5 Million a Year to Run the Internet

    Perhaps Digg really is the future of the news business. The headline-discussion site, once an icon of the Web 2.0 movement, is losing millions of dollars a year. BusinessWeek's Spencer Ante got ahold of Digg's financial statements.
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    Temptress of Silicon Valley shuts down useless site

    Earlier this year, Leah Culver appeared on the cover of a tech magazine blowing an enormous pink bubble. But the shrill-voiced San Francisco programmer no longer desires fame —
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    Temptress of Silicon Valley shuts down useless site

    Earlier this year, Leah Culver appeared on the cover of a tech magazine blowing an enormous pink bubble. But the shrill-voiced San Francisco programmer no longer desires fame —

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