This is a half hour TechCrunch interview with Kevin Rose, founder of Digg. Rose runs through the four year history of Digg, which sounds like it has been a fun ride to have been on. He mentions that Digg now gets 35 million uniques a month, that’s some serious traffic right there.
Rose also hints at some of what he says are major changes on the way for Digg. He hints at some real-time features, saying “I believe that it’s time for Digg to get a little bit more real-time in nature”. This is interesting considering Friendfeed has just released a new real-time beta, as I wrote about a couple of posts ago. Real-time seems to be where things are heading.
