Reddit (NYSE: RDDT)

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Reddit Company Info

Reddit is an online platform that enables users to submit links, create content, and have discussions about the topics of their interest. Users can post links to content on the web and then the other users can vote the posted links up or down, causing them to appear more or less prominently on the site’s home page. The site has discussion areas where users can discuss the posted links, and vote for or against others’ comments. When there are enough votes against a given comment, it will not be displayed by default, although a reader can display it through a link or preference. Users who submit articles that other users like and subsequently ''vote up'' receive ''karma'', points that a user receives as a reward for submitting interesting articles. The posts on the site are classified under topics such as random, gadgets, sports, gaming, pics, videos, music, funny, movies, books, history, food, philosophy, television, jokes, art, and more. Reddit also includes several topical sections called subreddits, which focus on specific topics, including programming, science, and politics.

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Podcast Episodes

"Motley Fool Money" Looks Back on 2 Great AI Episodes

Wharton Professor Ethan Mollick and Reddit CEO Steve Huffman help us see a bigger picture.

Motley Fool Staff  |  Dec 28, 2024

The $1 Trillion Ad Opportunity

Global advertising spend is growing faster than expected and beginning to eat into other ways businesses have historically spent money. Who are the winners?

Motley Fool Staff  |  Dec 13, 2024

Reddit CEO and Co-Founder Steve Huffman (spez) Talks About What's Driving Growth for the Platform

You might use Reddit, but is it also worth a look for your portfolio?

Motley Fool Staff  |  Sep 26, 2024

All Eyes on the Attention Economy

Reddit's looking pretty good. And big box office numbers and streaming profits can't distract investors from a slowdown in Disney's parks segment.

Motley Fool Staff  |  Aug 19, 2024