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Digg创始人罗斯传播自下而上的公民新闻（Digg founder Ross disseminate bottom-up citizen journalism）.doc

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Digg创始人罗斯传播自下而上的公民新闻（Digg founder Ross disseminate bottom-up citizen journalism）

Digg创始人罗斯传播自下而上的公民新闻（Digg founder Ross disseminate bottom-up citizen journalism） Introduction: the latest issue of Newsweek cover story is about Digg founder Kevin Ross (Kevin Rose) of the story, the record of this young man how to earn $60 million in 18 months. At 4:45 a.m. on June 26th, Kevin Ross, founder of Digg, tried to open his eyes as he drove his Volkswagen to diggs office in San Francisco. Rosss new day has just begun. Two years ago, Kevin Ross had an idea and go, let people discover the networks most interesting stories and vote posted it on the front page of D. Ross himself did not have put into this project, including all of his time, all the money, even his girlfriend because he put purse Digg instead of the mortgage to buy a house with him instead of arguing. Now, the third edition of Digg has gone beyond the news of science and technology, including politics, gossip, business and video. Ross, 29, is on his way. Perhaps he might make a $sixty million dazzle, or he might lose. When Rose was sitting in the office of the Central Committee, in the final preparations, a leopard cap passed before his eyes, his group of twenty and thirty year old engineer are sitting on the table, ready to deal with temporary problems may come and server overload. They turned on the switch. The news began to pop up. Speeding up and suddenly surging. Digg employees are getting crazy and stop screaming at each other before the flow meter. By 4 p.m., the site added more than 13000 registered users, a figure eight times the usual number. The traffic data is four times as high as that of last Monday. The news that Digg releases can be spelled with blogosphere website. The exhausted rose fell under the table and fell into a doze. Today, Diggs position has changed dramatically. It is now Americas most popular web site, with more than 10 thousand people gathered at Digg each day to read and submit more than 4000 messages, according to industry watch A. Like other Web2.0 sites, peopl