1. ⚒️ Kevin Rose and Alexis Ohanian Acquired Digg

An enemies-to-lovers trope for the ages. Digg, one of the internet’s earliest news aggregators, is now back under the ownership of its original founder, Kevin Rose, along with Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian. The two platforms were once bitter rivals in the social news space, launching around the same time nearly two decades ago. They’re now joining forces to revive Digg with a fresh vision of authenticity. (Tech Crunch)

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3. 🦙 Meta Product Llama 4 Will Power AI Agents

Meta chief product officer Chris Cox announced that the social network’s upcoming Llama 4 AI software will help power AI agents. He said the software will have reasoning capabilities and create AI agents capable of using a web browser and other tools. He also mentioned that more advanced AI models can be used to complete specific business-related tasks, such as automatically filing receipts. (CNBC)

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5. 📺 Netflix Wants to Expand its Social Engagement

Last fall, Netflix added a ‘moments’ feature that allows users to clip and share parts of shows they’re watching via links that point back to the streaming service. The company is now looking to enhance its ability to create and share content, according to a job post on LinkedIn from the product director. Experts speculate this could be a strategic shift to appear like more of a social platform. (CMSWire)

6. 🍎 Apple Announced a New, Lower Priced MacBook Air

The rollouts continue for Apple as they announced their newest products, a 13-inch and a 15-inch MacBook Air. The upgrades come with Apple’s newest M4 processor chip and a lower price—a win-win. The smaller Air retails for $999, while the larger option is priced at $1,199. Both options are available on March 12th. (The Verge)

7. 💰 Flex Raised $25M at a $250M Valuation

Flex, a company that offers personal finance software and payments infrastructure for business owners, raised $25 million in equity funding while securing a $200 million credit facility. The company surpassed $1 billion in annualized total payment volume within 18 months of launching its card and bill pay automation product and is experiencing a 25% month-over-month growth rate. (TechCrunch)

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