The subject of the next Digg Dialogg will be author, “evangelist,” and strategist, Guy Kawasaki, who is in the process of promoting Enchantment, book No. 10 for him, in which he discusses how to influence people without compromising ethics.
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The latest installment of Digg Dialogg will feature someone quite familiar around Digg headquarters: CEO Matt Williams.
Questions can be submitted to Williams as comments on his post on the Digg Blog through Thursday at 9 a.m. PT, and the full interview will be posted Tuesday, Feb. 1, at noon. Williams wrote:
Over the past four months since I’ve joined Digg, our team has been committed to staying connected with our community. From San Francisco to Serbia, we’ve received tens of thousands of comments and suggestions. I’ve also had the chance to meet in person with many longtime users of Digg, through lunch gatherings and focus groups in a few different cities.
We’ve been listening closely to your feedback, and the result is a number of changes to Digg.com — such as reinstating buries, bringing back the Upcoming section, adding filters to browse images and videos more easily, and launching an improved mobile site. We’re hard at work on other features and site design changes you’ve requested, so stay tuned.
Thank you all for sharing your thoughts on how to make Digg.com great. Please keep it coming.
Google vice president, location and local services Marissa Mayer will take part in the next Digg Dialogg, Digg community manager Jen Burton announced on the Digg Blog.
The newest member of Google’s operating committee will address her new role, the launch of Google TV, and other questions submitted here.
Burton posted:
We’re excited to announce that our next Digg Dialogg is here. This time around, we’re bringing back one of our favorite Dialogg guests, technology luminary Marissa Mayer, for an insightful look into the past, present, and future of Google. Considering her recent change in role to vice president, location and local services of Google and the launch of Sony Internet TV powered by Google TV, we think you’ll agree that this will be a great discussion.
From now until Monday, Oct. 25th at noon PT, submit your questions as a comment on this blog post and then Digg those you’d like to see answered by Marissa. The interview will be conducted from a Sony Internet TV-outfitted room, so look forward to seeing a few live action demos of how this product actually works.
In case you’re new to Digg Dialogg, here’s how it works: You have the opportunity to submit and Digg questions that we then pose to influential leaders and luminaries. Submit and vote on your favorite questions on this post from now until Monday, Oct. 25 at noon PT; we’ll be posting the full interview Monday, Nov. 1 at noon PT.
