Kevin Rose

The Undoing Of Digg

Digg was so “successful” that investors poured $45 million into it. Only one problem: It was never a business. This is a lesson for entrepreneurs everywhere.

Updated: Digg, Darling Of The Pre-Facebook Web, Sells Assets To Betaworks For A Rumored $500,000

Web 2.0 News Aggregator Site Digg Losing Its Tech Staff

Kevin Rose’s Oink App Will Allow You To Rate Anything Anywhere

Buddhist Geeks: The Conference

Friday, July 29

Kevin Rose Thinks We Need Another Idea Incubator, and He Might Be Right

Digg Fan’s Evidence Shows System Was Gamed to Favor Publishing Partners

The New Faces of Social Media

Justine Ezarik (aka iJustine) has more than 300 million video views and corporate clients from GE to Intel to Mattel.

Apple TV Rumors: You and Your Grandmother Will Never Watch TV the Same Way Again

Rumor: Google to Launch Facebook Competitor, “Google Me”

First Look: Digg Version 4

Checking in at Foursquare’s Hot Tubbin’, Rooftop, Rock Star Moment

Rabid users of the social game threw 150 parties on 4-16 (four-squared). Fast Company reports from the New York City rooftop soiree, where Foursquare founders and 500 fans toasted the wildly popular app.

Digg Getting a Real-Time and Social Sharing Refresh

Infographic of the Day: The Year’s Top Stories on Digg.com

iPhone 3.0 Rumor Round Up: Copy/Paste, MMS and More

Apple is revealing the "state of play" of its next iPhone firmware–iPhone 3.0–in a special event tomorrow. And gadget-hounds are predictably excited about what goodies the new code will include. Leading the rumor list is a feature that the public’s been literally clamoring for ever since iPhone 1.0.

Digg Bans 20-30 Users for Hate Speech In Response to Fast Company’s Women in Web 2.0