Reddit is celebrating one year in the UK by launching its first brand marketing campaign and announcing a new General Manager.
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Twitter has launched "Communities," a new feature that appears to be a mix between Facebook Groups and Reddit.
Reddit is banning the anti-vaccine subreddit r/NoNewNormal, and quarantining 54 other COVID-denying communities.
Reddit has launched a new ad offering called 'Conversation Placement,' allowing advertisers to reach users where they are most engaged.
Reddit is rolling out a short-form video feed on iOS, with content from subscribed and related subreddits.
Reddit is extending its content partnership with the NFL, expanding its offering, and creating new sponsorship opportunities.
Reddit announced its Holiday Hub to help marketers better plan their holiday campaigns with insights and resources related to its users.
Reddit is opening offices in Australia with dedicated Community, Engineering, Management, and Sales local teams.
Users can now select the option to change their Reddit interface language in their app settings, though the feature still needs improvement.
Reddit is launching KarmaLab, its first in-house creative strategy agency dedicated to setting brands up for success on the platform.
Reddit now lets you see who follows you, and allows you to block individual people from following you.
The Reddit NBA partnership will see unique NBA content featured on Reddit, including a series of NBA AMAs sessions on the platform.
Reddit, the front page of the internet, may be getting a voice. The platform is quietly exploring a new Clubhouse-like audio feature.
Reddit is opening offices in Canada with dedicated Management, Sales, Community, and Engineering teams.
Reddit ran its own Super Bowl ad this year. It was only five seconds long but had a big message for the world.
Reddit and Oracle Data Cloud are teaming up to bring independent, third-party verification of Reddit ad views.
Reddit has this week announced the acquisition of short-form video social platform - and TikTok competitor - Dubsmash.
As 2020 slowly comes to a close, Reddit has published its Year in Review, highlighting all the communities and conversations that defined it this year.