May 7, according to foreign media reports, the social news site Digg announced that it will lay off about 10%, which means that the affected employees will not exceed 10 people.
Digg CEO Jay Adelson one month before the departure.
Digg founder and CEO Kevin Ross said, "This is our recently had to make one of the most difficult decision, but we firmly believe that long-term development for the company, this is a correct decision. In order to achieve goals, we put more resources into the areas of technology and development. As the technology and development is essential for our success, so we are still in the recruitment of expertise in this area. We were the only way to succeed is to 'act according to circumstances '. "
Digg has been revised in the development site, but had a hard time inside: shortly before leaving on Adelson, Digg's chief strategy officer Mike Maser switched to AOL, and Digg took several employees.
