But where to post on Reddit, with its thousands of subreddits, can present an ethical dilemma.

War is breaking out on social media, and it could radically change how the internet works and how we experience it. Last week, Meta rolled out Threads, a social media product similar to Twitter ...

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

Gamergate was one of the earliest indications that what happened online could have major implications offline — and that a few people who understood the mechanics of the internet could ...

Several sites in question — Discord, Twitter, Reddit, and Tumblr — all share that same fate, despite having very different purposes and suffering through a dissimilar series of events that led ...

Social media companies like Reddit and Twitter are chasing the almighty dollar at the expense of its users and its own platforms.

Reddit is facing accusations that it’s killing off third-party apps by charging exorbitant fees to access its API. Reddit is following the same path as Twitter, by ratcheting up the cost of ...

Some Reddit forums have moved to ban links from X, formerly known as Twitter, after Elon Musk's gesture at an inaugural event on Monday.

Twitter’s dying, Reddit’s changing, everything else is entertainment – and there’s nowhere left to hang out.

2023 was the year social networks realized that they were sitting on massive troves of data. And some companies, such as Twitter (now X) and Reddit, decided to change their terms to shut out third ...

Reddit announced paid Data API access in an effort to stop AI companies from freely using its content to train large language models.

Reddit is following in the footsteps of Twitter and charging developers for accessing the platform data and running third-party clients. Earlier this year, Elon Musk killed the free API ...