Has Google acquired Digg for 200 millions dollars? Michael Arrington has written a post on TechCrunch saying that both companies have reached an agreement for around 200 millions dollars. The popular social bookmarking site would become part of Google News property.

It’s true, this is the age of the second Internet bubble. By means of Oriol’s blog, I have been noticed that the popular site Digg is for sale. People was speaking about a possible $300 million rumor last month. Many people think Digg doesn’t worth that amount. Who can buy Digg? I’ve read in some blogs that there are two possibilities: The New York Times Co. and the Washington Post Co. This a little fragment of the report by Venture Beat: A reliable source just confirmed the company’s plans, noting the company has hired Allen & Company, a tiny but influential private investment firm, to help broker a deal. The asking price is still $300 million, the source said. We asked Digg founder Kevin Rose about a potential sale, and Allen & Company’s involvement. He told us, unsurprisingly, that “we never comment on things related to acquisitions.. This operation would be the biggest purchase of a social bookmarking site.