Digg, which anyone over a certain age reading this may know as the former "homepage of the internet," is coming back. It never actually went away, but it's now back in the hands and being rebooted ...

Before Reddit there was Digg, which popularized up- and down-votes on online posts. Now the founders of both platforms — social media veterans Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian — are relaunching the early ...

Sometime last fall, Kevin Rose started thinking seriously about Digg again. A smidge over two decades ago, he’d launched a social and link sharing website that, for years, was known as “the homepage ...

The revival of Digg comes at a time when the social media landscape is in flux. With Twitter's transformation under Elon Musk, Meta's shift toward video content, and Reddit's recent public offering, ...

Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian and Digg founder Kevin Rose are backing the deal, with the new Digg to be led by CEO Justin Mezzell. By Alex Weprin Media & Business Writer Twenty years after it ...

Eliminate content? Let AI moderate? Change the discourse? These entrepreneurs are on a mission to fix our social media ...

Before Reddit there was Digg, which popularized up- and down-votes on online posts. Now the founders of both platforms — social media veterans Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian — are relaunching ...

Rose founded Digg, which launched in 2004 and let people up- and down-vote ("Digg" or “bury”) content from users and from sources around the web. Digg to relaunch with focus on 'humanity and ...

Digg’s new leaders say they want to use artificial intelligence to “handle the grunt work” of running a social media site while allowing humans to focus on building meaningful online ...

Before Reddit there was Digg, which popularized up- and down-votes on online posts. Now the founders of both platforms — social media veterans Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian — are relaunching ...