Redditor eats a hat – yes, a hat – after losing $1,000 Bitcoin bet, posts video proof
A Bitcoin believer on Reddit put his money where his mouth is after losing a bet that the price of a Bitcoin would remain at $1,000 “come January 1st.”
It’s official: Dogecoin is sponsoring a NASCAR driver
The community behind the meme-inspired cryptocurrency Dogecoin has managed to raise over $55,000 to help sponsor NASCAR driver Josh Wise's next race
Are you kidding me? When you can’t tell, the Web can be a dangerous place to joke
The Internet is good for making fun of people we think deserve it. But what if we simply lack the context to know when someone is simply joking?
To Sochi! Dogecoin community funds $7,000 Olympic ‘miracle’ for Indian athletes
The Dogecoin community has raised nearly $7,000 to help send three athletes from India to the 2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi.
Dogecoin users raise $30,000 to send Jamaican bobsled team to Winter Olympics
Wow! Dogecoin users have donated more than $30,000 worth of the virtual currency to send the Jamaican bobsled team to the Olympics Games in Sochi, Russia.
Reddit user gets a special secret santa: Bill Gates
One Reddit user was surprised to discover that her secret santa was Bill Gates. Gates picked out a remarkably thoughtful gift.
Reddit community helps Houston woman find her lost dog
Thankfully a happy ending to a scary situation, a Texas woman was able to use the Reddit community to help locate her lost dog in a short period of time.
Quora caves and partners as a source for link-bait heavy Web publishers
Quora allows some of its most popular Q&As to get incorporated into posts from other media distributors, like Buzzfeed. Who's really benefiting?
New research breaks down how the social Web is changing news
A new survey provides insight about how Americans use the social web to consume news.
Here’s how to find the most popular Internet images in real time
If you want to see which images are capturing the Internet's interest, Oublio can give you a streamlined overview.
Sorry, ‘expectations of privacy’ are lower online, and you should know this by now
What do Google Plus user outrage over Shared Endorsement ads and Reddit's Silk Road community have in common? A misunderstanding of the public Web.
Silk Road supporters are trolling the FBI with Bitcoin
Bitcoin users are giving the FBI an earful by sending bitcoin to the address where the law enforcement agency is keeping its seize Silk Road funds.
This video explains what Reddit is better than anything else
Reddit may be popular, but it's still a mystery to many Web users. Here's the only primer you need to get to know "the front page of the Internet."
How to use Reddit to incubate your million-dollar idea
Starting your own subreddit can teach you valuable lessons about your entrepreneurial potential.
Internet free speech: We’re doing it wrong
A pattern of abuse has developed in the way we exercise our right to free speech on the Web. And if we don't put a stop to it, we might not like the outcome.
Sorry Reddit, Digg’s new model proves community rule is overrated
Reddit no longer deserves its place as the "front page of the Internet." Digg, on the other hand, has proven itself to be a worthy replacement.
Reddit Insight analyzes the Web’s Wild West, turning it into beautiful, revealing infographics
A glimpse into Reddit and its Subreddits thanks to Reddit Insights, a hack put together by Hack Reactor students, spotlights how posts become popular.
Quickmeme gets blacklisted from Reddit for trying to game the system
Quickmeme has been banned from Reddit after one of its CEOs was found abusing his moderator position in /r/AnimalAdvice.
Are memes the pop culture art of our era?
There's a fine line between meme and art - and it's getting finer and finer.
UPDATED: Redditor’s Kickstarter project includes tips on forcing women into physical contact, author issues apology
A Redditor wants to write a book about bagging women and has launched a Kickstarter campaign to publish it. Here's the kind of advice you'd be getting.
Arrested Development fan recuts Season 4, changes chronological order
One Arrested Development fan on Reddit took to re-editing all of Season 4 to change the chronological order and offer it to everyone on a silver platter.
The Digital Self: Our online lives are our ‘real’ lives
Our perception that "the Internet" isn't "real life" is wrong – and, sometimes, dangerous.
Terms & Conditions: Reddit revamps with privacy in mind
Reddit has revamped its privacy policy to give users exactly the information they need to understand how their privacy is protected by the popular site.
The Digital Self: We need new rules for citizen reporting on the real-time Web
The rush of the real-time Web got the better of many of us during last week's Boston manhunt. How do we make sure that never happens again?
Reddit suffers DDoS attack amid Boston Marathon blunders
Are the 'technical difficulties ' suffered by Reddit today related to the Boston Marathon bombings? Maybe not, but the timing has sparked speculation.
Crowdsourced or Mobsourced: Did Reddit help or harm the Boston bombing investigation?
Are crowdsourced investigations like that of Reddit's 'FindBostonBombers' community helpful or dangerous?
Doxing, Bitcoin, and more tech lingo you need to know
Been on Reddit lately and have no idea what those guys are talking about? Here are some trendy words you should know to keep up with today's Web news.
Reddit and Snoop Dogg to host 4/20 award show called (wait for it) ‘The Munchies’
It's not that hard being Snoop D-O-double-G, at least not on Reddit - the rapper is hosting a new awards show.
Redditor takes ‘Confession Bear’ meme too far with murder confession
Reddit is a place where anonymity is embraced, but one redditor's anonymous confessions via the 'Confession Bear' meme have landed him or her in hot water.