Using Digg to share a favorite web page has always been a slightly clunky affair. But not any more: Digg has just launched the DiggBar, an intelligent tool to simplify the whole event of Digging a ...

Digg’s touting its redesign, coming in the next few months, but “redesign” doesn’t really cover it. This is more than a surface-level change, an aesthetic adjustment or a new skin. This is more of a ...

Digg, which anyone over a certain age reading this may know as the former "homepage of the internet," is coming back. It ...

If you’re an Apple user of a certain vintage, you probably remember Digg. Back in the mid-2000s, Digg was the place to discover new websites, post and vote on content, and join communities and ...

Digg is painting a positive picture for the company's efforts over the next few months, despite news that founder Kevin Rose has scaled back his duties there. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and ...

There are a few things Digg CEO Jay Adelson would like to get off his chest. First of all, the so-called "Digg revolt" that took place last night? It wasn't really a revolt, he says. For those who ...

Content aggregator Digg is making a comeback with the help of an unlikely partner: Reddit co-founder and rival Alexis Ohanian. Ohanian and Digg founder Kevin Rose acquired the platform for an ...

Matt Williams was named CEO of Digg late last summer, just a week after the social news service pushed out a long-awaited relaunch that went terribly wrong, taking its site down and upsetting users ...

https://www.pcworld.com/tags/Digg+Inc..html founder https://www.pcworld.com/tags/Kevin+Rose.html said the social news recommendation site is not doing enough to reach ...

Is Digg’s Kevin Rose really defiantly standing up to the man, the other man, that is, in his now (in)famous rallying cry to his million strong band of Diggers of other people’s content: “If we lose, ...

Michael Arrington cites Digg as one of his “Web 2.0 companies I couldn’t live without”: "Anyone who reads this blog knows my position on Digg, where users pick what news makes it to the home page.