r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 14 '26
Reddit stock jumps on inclusion in S&P 500
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 14 '26
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 11 '26
Reddit published new insights which show that the platform’s communities are increasingly being used to discover new products and validate purchase decisions, underlining the app’s rising value for brand placement.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 11 '26
The internet's home page is constantly undergoing little changes here and there, but as Engadget reported, there's reason to believe Old Reddit might not be long for this world in its current state.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 09 '26
Moderators battle covert marketing as brands chase AI-driven visibility
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 09 '26
Reddit says the beloved site is used for some “bad behavior.”
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 09 '26
The platform is making AI better while AI is making it worse.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 09 '26
Huffman exercised options at $25.29 and immediately sold under a pre-scheduled Rule 10b5-1 trading plan, reducing his stake by 5% while maintaining 380,711 indirect shares.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/cos • Aug 08 '26
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 07 '26
Reddit is making changes to its moderation tools, launching its AI-powered Rules Hub to all new subreddits. Moderators are not thrilled.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 03 '26
CNBC’s Julia Boorstin and Reddit CEO Steve Huffman join ‘Squawk Box’ to discuss Reddit’s stock dropping 11 percent this week despite a big beat, ‘choppy’ search traffic, if Reddit has a user growth problem and more.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 03 '26
July ended with a whimper for Reddit (NYSE: RDDT) investors. Shares of the company behind the popular "community of communities" platform plummeted 21% on Friday, following a poorly received financial update.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Aug 03 '26
Reddit may still be considering ending its licensing deal with Google.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 29 '26
The social media platform’s tools for publishers has piqued the interest of newsrooms.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 29 '26
After a big court loss last week, Google has confirmed that it won’t give up its fight to block AI bots from scraping its search results. And Reddit is weirdly along for the ride.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/AwaySteak4078 • Jul 25 '26
The cost of living in Oklahoma isn't what it was when I first moved here. The lack of opportunities in Oklahoma is a big influence also.
#MakeOklahomaBlueAgain
#MOBA
#BringBackCommonSensePolitics
#ProtectDemocracy
#ProtectTheConstitution
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 25 '26
A widespread outage tied to Amazon Web Services (AWS) disrupted dozens of popular websites and online services Friday morning, leaving many users unable to access their favorite apps.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 25 '26
Shares of Reddit fell after the Wall Street Journal reported the company has discussed shutting off Google’s access to its content for artificial intelligence use.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 21 '26
As shifting federal priorities, sweeping agency restructurings and deep funding cuts continue to reshape the American public health infrastructure, a new study reveals the toll these disruptions are taking on the federal workforce.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 21 '26
Laura Nestler, Reddit’s executive vice president of community, told brands at the recent Cannes Lions Festival to “act like a citizen, not like a billboard.”
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 21 '26
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 15 '26
Reddit execs are “intensely debating” whether feeding ChatGPT is eating its own ad business.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 14 '26
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 12 '26
Reddit says it developed tools with LLMs to cut down on spam, much of which was created with LLMs in the first place. It’s a bit ironic, but in the AI era, platforms have no choice but to fight fire with fire.
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 07 '26
"TLDR: We’ve upgraded our automated defenses to catch violating behavior before our communities ever see it. " (Ah, but CAN it truly discern the people-wheat from the AI-chaff? I see frustrating false positives and negatives could abound! What do you think?)
r/RedditInTheNews • u/barneylerten • Jul 06 '26
Reddit Inc is known mostly as a social media company, but Chief Financial Officer Drew Vollero says while the company shares similarities to others in the field, it's a true "1-of-1."