Despite being given notice of eviction at Netscape.com, AOL's social news site -- the so-called "Digg-clone" started by Jason Calacanis -- will soon get a new name and new home at Propeller.com. Talk ...

AOL is considering killing off the “Digg Clone” social news site that they launched a little over a year ago at Netscape.com, and redirecting traffic to the Netscape portal instead. One source says it ...

Netscape is expected to relaunch its Web site on Thursday, transforming from a general purpose portal into a news site in which both readers and editors choose the content. Netscape also is borrowing ...

We’ve gotten an update on the controversial post we wrote earlier this month on the possible shutdown of the fourteen-month-old old Digg-clone Netscape. Too many AOL execs have had their eye on the ...

AOL needs all the Internet traffic it can get, but it is struggling with the fading popularity of Netscape.com, for many years one of the Web’s most popular destinations. AOL doesn’t break out how ...

Last week Netscape & AOL announced that they would be reverting the Netscape.com site to its old news portal self and away from the Calacanis built and editorially driven social news voting and ...

Netscape, which started life as a web browser company and then evolved into a media destination site, is being reinvented once again to merge news reporting and blogs with the latest internet trends.

The rivalry between Digg and AOL's Netscape got dirty on Wednesday. Apparent Digg fans used a flaw in Netscape.com to send an expletive flying over the AOL social media site. Other messages that ...

AOL’s venerable Netscape.com site, given an extreme Web 2.0 makeover 15 months ago and transformed into a spiffy social news site, will revert to being a traditional portal again. In an official blog ...

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