The popular forum-based website Reddit will be opening an office in Chicago, which is the company’s first headquarters not located on the U.S. coast, according to a recent report from.
On Tuesday, October 9th, the Internet Association/Reddit Tour Bus rolled through the city of St. Louis on a mission to stress the importance of internet freedom. The goal was to.
Florida-based startup PositiveTALK wants to measure and reward positivity online.
The verdict is in: Wikipedia is running out of admins and editors. But why it is happening is another story. Reddit readers weighed in on the root causes for many burning their Wiki-loyalty cards.
This week CAPTCHA creator and Duolingo founder Luis von Ahn answered questions in a thread on the popular IAmA subreddit, discussing the challenges of building a company ambitious enough to translate the Internet.
A subreddit for the popular AMC series Breaking Bad has successfully raised more than $1,500 for A Place Called Home, a non-profit charity helping at-risk youth in South Central Los Angeles.
The military already has internal versions of many internet websites including its own Wikipedia, YouTube, and Facebook, but will Reddit soon be among them?
In a recent IAmA, reddit founder Alexis Ohanian discusses getting rejected by Y Combinator, Digg’s downfall, and being called a hipster bitch in real life by one of his own users.
An anonymous, former Groupon writer dished to the reddit community about writing witty promotions for a living, the company’s management issues, and how he got fired.
The Guardian once described the 4Chan community as “lunatic, juvenile… brilliant, ridiculous and alarming.” Can we add to that racist and sexist?
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