On Friday, Digg launched its iOS app to testers who are a part of its Groundbreakers community of early adopters. The app, which is in alpha testing, provides a first look at the direction the ...

Digg and Reddit were like warring siblings a few years back. Digg was the charming older brother, sending out millions of hits to stories that hit its front page with a lovely web 2.0 design.

In the wake of news that Digg has sold for a measly $500,000, nearly every major outlet credits Facebook and Twitter with delivering the killing blow. Only one other site did that: Reddit.

Digg was divvied up and sold in 2012, with many of its assets and patents acquired by LinkedIn. Reddit, which launched in 2005 and was co-founded by Ohanian, took a similar approach to let users ...

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. Skip to main content Plus Icon Click to expand the Mega Menu.

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Digg was divvied up and sold in 2012, with many of its assets and patents acquired by LinkedIn. Reddit, which launched in 2005 and was co-founded by Ohanian, took a similar approach to let users ...

Reddit no longer deserves its place as the "front page of the Internet." Digg, on the other hand, has proven itself to be a worthy replacement.

By adding Selig to the mix, Rose and Ohanian are further signaling that the new Digg wants to shake things up. Selig played a prominent role in the backlash against Reddit’s increased API ...

But while Reddit—which has been owned by publishing company Conde Nast since late 2006—retained early adopters while expanding the appeal of its services to a more mainstream audience, Digg ...

Reddit and Digg are two websites for promoting links on the Internet, enabling users to discover new stories and websites. While the main goal of both sites is similar, a number of differences ...

Christian Selig, the iOS developer who ran the beloved third-party Reddit client Apollo, is joining the new iteration of Digg as an advisor. Earlier this year, Digg’s original founder Kevin Rose ...