Reddit has launched a 12-week online advertising school program, including a range of topics like copywriting, PR, social media marketing, and more.
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Reddit has announced Start Chatting, a new chat feature that lets users join randomly-generated group chats of up to five people from the same Subreddits.
Reddit announced it's making changes to the way political advertising works on its platform and launching an effort dedicated to political ads transparency.
Reddit recently launched Polls, a new post type that encourages users on the platform to more easily share their opinion by voting.
Brands can now pay to take over trending topics on Reddit as part of the platform's newly announced solutions for advertisers.
A new partnership between Reddit and Tagboard allows for TV broadcasters to source Reddit community-generated content and share it on screen.
Reddit has announced updates to its impersonation policy to ensure it's prepared for bad actors trying to manipulate its platform with malicious deepfakes.
Reddit is now integrated with Snapchat, so you can share your favorite Reddit posts with the Snapchat Camera.
Reddit announced that it's updating its harassment and bullying policy in order to be more responsive to its users' reporting.
Reddit has announced several improvements to its video ads: mobile landing page experience, more aspect ratios, and referral URLs for CPV campaigns.
After testing for the last few months, Reddit has officially launched Community Awards, a feature the lets subreddits create and hand out their own awards.
Following the announcement of a limited beta release last autumn, Reddit has announced it's now started to roll out events and collections post types.
According to reports, Reddit is testing a new tipping feature, which is only available on "new Reddit" in one subreddit and to one user.
Welcome to this week's top social media stories! Reddit has a new ad campaign objective, Instagram is working on a donation sticker and the next iPhone may be a charger too!
Reddit is introducing App Install as a campaign objective and great improvements to its Conversion Pixel with expanded tracking and measurement capabilities.
Reddit announced its foray into performance advertising this week, with the launch of Cost-Per-Click ads.
Fake, real, right, left, green, breaking. You name it; social media has got it! And we're talking news of course! That which some use to connect is used by others to keep up.
How would you feel if an old – and often bad – picture of you suddenly went viral on the Internet?