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How to create a Subreddit on desktop and mobile
If you love posting and commenting on Reddit posts, why not start your own subreddit? Here's everything you need to know about creating your own subreddit.
What is Reddit?
Heard of Reddit? Here's our guide to "the front page of the internet" and all of the amazing things you can see and learn on the beloved social platform.
Reddit Recap: how to see your Reddit 2022 year in review
2022's Reddit Recap is finally here for all Redditors to have the opportunity to take a look at their activity from the past year on the app.
How to post on Reddit: everything you need to know
Reddit posts can be created via different methods. And while posting is easy, you'll still need to heed the rules of the subreddit you're posting to.
Reddit finally expands GIF replies beyond paid subscriptions
Giphy-powered GIF replies to Reddit posts are now available for everyone to use in eligible subreddits. Here's what you need to know.
Twitter Communities: A guide to the Reddit-like world within Twitter
Twitter Communities aren't just a recent feature of the bird app. It's a whole new world within Twitter and it looks kind of like a streamlined Reddit.
Reddit comments are now easily searchable with latest update
Reddit has introduced a slew of new updates to its search features. Most notable among them is a new ability that allows users to search for specific comments.
GameStop forever? Early investors weigh in a year after the boom
Thousands of people jumped on the Gamestop bandwagon last year when the company's stock began to surge. One year on, some are still holding on.
Roomba attempts great escape from budget hotel
A Roomba, apparently tired of cleaning up after guests at a hotel in England, recently made a dash for it and trundled to freedom.
Reddit is getting more interactive with new real-time features for mobile
Reddit fans should soon feel more connected with their fellow Redditors, thanks to a handful of new real-time features that the service is rolling out today.
Reddit COO Jen Wong discusses the state of the platform at CES 2021
Jen Wong, Reddit chief operating officer and CES 2021 panelist, discusses the changes this past year has brought to Reddit, and what 2021 has in store.
What the biggest tech companies are doing to make the 2020 election more secure
From banning certain ads to providing places where you can find voting information, here’s what tech companies are doing to secure the election.
Reddit has banned roughly 7,000 hateful subreddits since late June
Reddit banned about 7,000 subreddits that contained or promoted hateful content like harassment, bullying, and violent threats.
Hackers vandalize Reddit with pro-Trump banners and messages
A coordinated hacking attack against Reddit moderator accounts vandalized dozens of subreddits with content supporting President Donald Trump's 2020 campaign.
Reddit now lets you post multiple photos and GIFs at once
Reddit said that the new image gallery feature was consistently requested by various Reddit communities, especially in the Style, DIY, and Food subreddits.
Social media platforms are finally acting like the mini-governments they are
Online platforms such as Facebook have begun actively taking action against hate speech. Are they finally getting better at governing their platforms?
Reddit shuts down The_Donald, holographic VR, and more | Digital Trends Live
On this episode of Digital Trends Live we discuss the top tech stories of the day, including Reddit shutting down The_Donald, Uber wants Postmates, and more.
Social media giants finally treat Trump like the rest of us
Twitter’s move to flag President Trump's tweets may have given Big Tech the cover it needed to do what they want to do. Is tech finally taking Trump seriously?
Reddit shuts down The_Donald under new policies against hate speech
Reddit shut down the controversial The_Donald forum, one of about 2,000 subreddits banned under a new content policy that aims to better curb hate speech.
Twitch co-founder Michael Seibel joins Reddit board of directors
Reddit announced that Michael Seibel, the co-founder of what is now Twitch, will replace Alexis Ohanian on the company's board of directors.
Reddit co-founder steps down from board, calls for his successor to be Black
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian announced his resignation from the company's board, urging the remaining board members to appoint a Black replacement.
Reddit went down. Here’s what we know about the outage
Reddit went down Wednesday afternoon, with many users reporting errors with the social media site. The outage began around 2 p.m. PT and was resolved quickly.
Reddit’s new feature is bringing back AOL-style chat rooms
Reddit is making chatting with strangers on the internet hip again with Start Chatting, a button that generates a random small group chat room with strangers.