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So that means Digg employed over 100 people prior to this? With Reddit doing a similar job and they employing 7? Theories on what the extra 93 people are doing?


Infrastructure to support Digg's more aggressive media and business initiatives.

Digg also has to run its own administration infrastructure while Reedit gets the benefit of being a subsidiary of Conde Nast.

Plus, of course, Digg got more funding and you have to do something with all that money :)




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