Digg to Cut 10 Percent of Employees; Says It Will Try to Be Profitable in 2009 (The Entire Blog Post) - AllThingsD
Thu, Jan 22nd, 2009
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Digg, the San Francisco-based news discovery service and one of Silicon Valley’s more prominent start-ups of late, said in its company blog today that it would cut its 75-person workforce.
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KevinRSmith: Layoffs Toughest On Young, Older Workers: Would-be retirees have watched their savings dwindle and health care c.. http://digg.com/u1C5vDSun, Sep 6th, 2009 1:25 PM EDT· Reply · View Tweet- terrybinney: More On Those Latest WME Layoffs: Business Affairs, Accounting, Human Resources, Charity, Miami, China Hit Hard:.. http://digg.com/u1C3NnSat, Sep 5th, 2009 2:59 PM EDT· Reply · View Tweet
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