Reddit blackout: Management fights back against ‘landed gentry’ moderators Subreddits signal that they’re not giving up, after first protest fails to move Reddit’s management Evening Standard · Jun 6, 2023
Top Reddit communities going dark to protest third-party API charges Upcoming Reddit changes will affect third-party app access to its API, so Reddit's largest communities are going dark for 48 hours in protest. Windows Central · Jun 6, 2023
Major subreddit admins are going to war with Reddit over monetization changes that will kill many third-party apps Reddit seems determined to be the new Twitter. PC Gamer · Jun 5, 2023
OPINION - Tech & Science Daily podcast: Supernatural’s Misha Collins on how volunteers are de-mining Ukraine Plus, the wild AI camera that takes photos using GPS data Evening Standard · Jun 1, 2023
Reddit's doing a Twitter and killing off your favourite apps Want to make a third party Reddit app? It could cost you twenty million dollars T3 · Jun 1, 2023
Reddit wants to kill third-party Reddit apps and Apollo could be one of them Reddit has announced new API pricing that looks set to kill off third-party applications like Apollo. iMore · Jun 1, 2023
Your favorite free iPhone Reddit app might be about to disappear - here's why Reddit is about to start charging for access to its API which means apps might have to charge you money to use them. iMore · Apr 20, 2023
Meet Pixel Pals, the virtual pets for the iPhone 14 Pro’s Dynamic Island Originally an extra in a third-party Reddit app, Pixel Pals are now available as Tamagotchi-like extras for your iPhone 14 Pro Evening Standard · Oct 27, 2022