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Reddit CEO Was Wrong to Prank Critics but Reddit Is Right to Ban Toxic Minority
Influential websites have a responsibility to act against online intimidation and fake news, even if Steve Huffman was wrong to change a few critical posts as a joke.
Reddit to Crack Down on Abuse After CEO Is Targeted
The social media website known for its commitment to free speech, will crack down on online harassment by banning or suspending users who target others.
5 Reasons Why an Open Internet Makes a Better World
Reddit's Alexis Ohanian touts the internet for having democratized information and having 'flattened' the world.
Ousted Reddit Employees Form a Rival, Less Toxic Community Site
It's the latest example of staffers who were let go or quit but believe they can do it better.
This Is What Bill Gates Says Makes Him Feel Powerless
Here are the four juiciest tidbits from the billionaire tech mogul's latest AMA, where he also revealed what habit keeps him up at night.
This Guy Spent 4 Years Creating a Reddit Set in the Future
The rendering by Blair Erickson represents what he thinks the site would look like 1,000 years from now.
To Alexis Ohanian, Success Came After a Series of Setbacks
At the Entrepreneur Accelerate Your Business conference, the Reddit founder said entrepreneurs shouldn't be afraid to stumble.
12 Ways to Think Outside the Marketing Box and Reach More Customers Online
Find and convert more online customers by sharing free samples, hosting events and even riding the wave of someone else's audience.
7 Steps to Gain $46,000 of Online Promotion for Under $230
Get the most bang for only a few bucks using these free (or inexpensive) platforms for content marketing.
Y Combinator Creates New Fund to Invest In Its Later-Stage Companies
The $700 million pool gives the incubator the ability to bet big on winner.
Reddit Co-Founder Alexis Ohanian: Building a Business Mostly Isn't Fun
Ohanian, an investor and advisor to at least 100 startups, joyfully warned an audience at the Entrepreneur360 about the travails of entrepreneurship.
Man Sentenced to 30 Years in Prison for Insulting the Thai Monarchy on Facebook
Originally 60 years, the government reduced his punishment after the man pleaded guilty.
Here's Your Chance to Ask Stephen Hawking Anything
The physicist is heading to Reddit's popular AMA forum to discuss his theories on… everything.
Reddit Lays Out New Harassment Policies
Freshly reappointed CEO Steve Huffman took to AMA to answer users' questions.
Ellen Pao's Tenure at Reddit May Be Over, But the Drama Isn't
Major players continue to very publicly stir the pot.