Digg.com credits two particular features of its LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) server cluster for helping the news aggregation site maintain speedy performance in the face of high growth. The ...

Digg is currently testing a system which would see the viral news aggregator running its own original content on the Digg.com homepage, the company confirms to us today. This would be a new direction ...

I was a bit concerned about the group tarring and feathering of koolaidguy by Digg.com users a couple of weeks ago, but in the end I concluded that koolaidguy probably was a spammer. However the ...

Stories submitted to Digg.com are getting their own short URLs and a toolbar that comes along with the story, without the user having to have software installed. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and ...

One of the established dot-com companies represented was the very popular news collection Web site Digg. It's founder, Kevin Rose, and the Digg team put on a raucous party at South by Southwest for ...

For a subset of the Internet’s population, Google’s March announcement of its intention to shutter its dated, rusting RSS feed-reading service Google Reader was met with a large outcry. Though never ...

Most Internet users know if you want a quick read on what's new and interesting on the Web, Digg.com is the place to find it. Founded by former TechTV host Kevin Rose, Digg is the current king of ...

Building a business on mob rule is dangerous. Digg.com, a Web site that lets anyone post and rank news stories and blogs, found that out this week when its members revolted over what they saw as an ...

Digg Inc. is a Web 2.0 company that lets users post news stories, which are then dugg (bumped up the list of popular stories) or buried based on the reactions of other readers. The companys Digg.com ...

Digg.com Monday unveiled an updated home page that allows users to see both news and video on a single page. The new page aims to address user complaints that videos have been hard to find on the site ...

The company heeded its users wishes after yesterday's flap, but the incident raised bigger questions about sites with user-generated content Digg.com, the popular site where users determine the ...