Digg

Digg has announced that its Google Reader replacement will launch next week.

Based on user feedback, Digg now has a solid plan for the foundations of its Google Reader replacement.

Opinion When once-proud internet establishments fall, it becomes obvious that it doesn't matter how big you are online, you're still prone to failure.

In Depth Digg went from hero to zero - and other big-name sites could do the same. Here's why.

The new new Digg has gone live after a change in ownership and a frantic six-week rebuild.

Gary Marshall For years, if somebody sent you an interesting link it probably came from Digg. But now?

Digg has been sold for a reported $500,000 (around £324,000) – and no, we haven't missed a zero.

Analysis Days of "The Digg Effect" are long gone

Social bookmarking website Digg has seen its UK figures dip a whopping 34 per cent after its redesign and 26 per cent in the US.

The new version of Digg launches for all users this week, with the link-sharing social network taking some cues from Facebook and Twitter.