Thousands of Reddit forums are going dark Monday in one of the largest user-driven protests ever to hit the social media platform.

Preserving that harmony might temper the growth of Reddit’s top line over time — and jeopardise the company’s elevated valuation of 13 times forecast revenue.

The founder of Apollo, a popular third-party app, said Reddit is charging it $20 million a year to continue using Reddit's API.

In an interview with NPR on Thursday, Reddit CEO Steve Huffman defended the company's plan to start charging for access to its data, a move that prompted a 48-hour blackout among thousands of ...

It's been an interesting start to Final Fantasy XIV's life on Xbox, as players have been reporting bans for simply advertising their Free Company to recruit other players.

‘Reddit can survive without search’: company reportedly threatens to block Google Reddit initially denied a report from The Washington Post that it might force users to log in to see content ...

Reddit on Monday said it expects to price shares between $31 and $34 each when it makes its long-anticipated initial public offering, which will make it the first social media company to go public ...

As big tech races to develop the most advanced generative artificial intelligence chatbots, Reddit Inc. today announced its treasure trove of data will no longer come free. The company said it ...

Late last year, Reddit introduced its AI-powered search tool, Reddit Answers. Now, the company plans to make the feature even more prominent by adding it into Reddit’s main sitewide search, CEO ...

Reddit launched a free API in 2016, but it’s making some big changes. From July 1st, Reddit intends to charge third-party developers with higher usage needs 24 cents for every 1,000 API calls.

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman told NBC News that the company plans to update the moderator removal policy, making it easier for ordinary Redditors to remove a moderator from a community.

Reddit says that it'll begin charging certain developers and organizations for access to its user-generated content.