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Reddit has reportedly signed over its content to train AI models
A Reddit-pilled AI?!
Reddit crashed today. Here's what happened.
The outage was short-lived but seemingly widespread.
By Tim Marcin
John Oliver returns to TV, gleefully responds to John Oliver-themed Reddit protests
"A pretty inspiring act of malicious compliance."
By Sam Haysom
Reddit revamps gold system with opportunities to earn real money for posts
Get cash for sharing memes.
By Alex Perry
Reddit just got better for people who aren't logged in
Not everyone is a dedicated poster.
By Alex Perry
What does Reddit's Official label mean?
More changes coming to Reddit. It's been a busy year.
Reddit is taking control of large subreddits that are still protesting its API changes
Mods of subreddits with millions of members are getting the boot.
By Matt Binder
Reddit relaunched r/Place public art canvas. Redditors immediately protest on it.
This doesn't seem too well thought out.
By Matt Binder
Reddit is trying to make nice with its moderators. They aren't buying it.
It's like watching an AITA post play out in real time.
By Amanda Yeo
Reddit's new iOS app icon is this ugly pixelated thing
You'll have to pay if you want something close to the old one back.
By Amanda Yeo
What restaurant was bleeped out in the 'Real Housewives of New York City' premiere?
We might just have the answer.
By Tim Marcin
Reddit removes years of chat and message archives from users' accounts
Many Redditors were caught off guard by the removal of their chat and message history.
By Matt Binder
Reddit is ending Reddit Gold and users are furious
The website has been knocking it out of the park for popular decisions lately /s
By Amanda Yeo
Reddit bids farewell to third-party apps like Apollo, BaconReader
The departures come after users protested over Reddit's new API policy.
'Dumb Money' trailer teases the wild, true story of Reddit's r/WallStreetBets saga
'You've got rich dudes pissing in their pants right now."
Reddit's John Oliver-themed protest on r/pics just went to a whole new level
It's now a glorious John Oliver-themed free-for-all.
By Sam Haysom
Reddit removes mods as subreddits continue protesting unpopular API changes
The "Blackout" protests on Reddit are continuing, just in different forms.
By Matt Binder
Reddit hackers threaten to release stolen data if new API policy moves forward
The Reddit API saga keeps getting weirder.
By Alex Perry
Popular subreddits end their Reddit protest with *only* pictures of John Oliver
Huge shade thrown at Reddit's CEO.
By Tim Marcin
Amid protests, Reddit seeks to force subreddits to reopen
The CEO of Reddit previously downplayed the Blackout and had said it wouldn't force subreddits to open back up.
By Matt Binder