Tag: steve huffman

Reddit Takes Aim At Small, Personal Subreddits
Reddit is taking its war on moderators to a new level, targeting small, personal subreddits with barely any subscribers....
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Louis Rossmann Calls For Users to Quit Reddit, Calls Out CEO
Popular YouTuber Louis Rossmann is calling for users to quit Reddit, saying CEO Steve Huffman is "giving a giant middle finger to the community."...
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Reddit Is Laying Off Employees
Reddit is reportedly laying off employees as the company moves toward an IPO and faces a user revolt over its recent policies....
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Reddit’s New API Policy May Kill Apollo and Other Third-Party Apps
Reddit's new policy of charging for API access may kill off some of the most popular third-party apps, despite earlier promises to the contrary....
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Reddit Is Taking a Page From Twitter’s Playbook — But With Class
Reddit co-founder Steve Huffman believes companies should be paying for access to the platform's data and plans to charge for the APIs that make it possibl...
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Reddit Hires Drew Vollero As First CFO On Road To IPO
Reddit has hired Andrew (Drew) Vollero as its first CFO as the company prepares to go public. Reddit has been steadily working towards an IPO,...
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New Funding Round Values Reddit at an Astounding $3 Billion
Reddit announced a new $300 funding round valuing the company at an astounding $3 billion. The val...
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Reddit Co-Founder Says the Front Page Is Atrocious
In 2005, Steve Huffman and Alexis Ohanian co-founded reddit – surely unaware of what the site would become. In a year, reddit would become a Conde Nast property. As of today, reddi...
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