Reddit plans to retire RSS feeds in November and phase out its legacy public data API, ending access in March 2027.

Many are worried that killing RSS feeds will destroy one of the last open, user-controlled ways to read the web.

Reddit is making massive changes to its platform, including the removal of the RSS feed, as well as the addition of new ...

A new feature coming to Reddit potentially in 2025 would put some of its content behind paywalls. Since it launched in 2005, the social media site has always been free to access, but the company has ...

Reddit is ending support for RSS feeds, as the company continues tightening access to its trove of user-generated content.

Reddit (RDDT) is leveraging artificial intelligence to detect spam posts and comments aimed at influencing AI chatbots, a tactic increasingly used for “stealth” marketing. “We’ve invested heavily over ...

Employees at Reddit knew something was wrong. Perplexity — the $20 billion artificial intelligence company that competes with OpenAI and Google — had agreed to follow Reddit's instructions, blocking ...

Reddit sees growth as users seek relatable content: Reddit is seeing bigger time spent gains YoY than any other social platform we track Though several factors explain Reddit’s time spent growth, much ...

Reddit alleges Anthropic violated its user agreement by scraping data for AI training. Reddit said Anthropic has refused to sign an agreement for such use. Anthropic allegedly profited from the use of ...

Reddit, the popular online platform known for its user-generated content, has taken legal action against four companies, alleging unauthorized use of its content. The defendants, Perplexity AI, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Reddit will now warn users about upvoting content that violates site rules. Reddit has one of the fastest-growing user bases of ...

In the fast-evolving world of generative AI, a new kind of arms race is underway, one that has less to do with GPUs and more to do with data. And Reddit, once a renegade darling of the internet, is ...