Now, let’s move on to the nitty-gritty. The biggest reason why I think Reddit is number one in the world of social media is because it’s not as superficial as networks like Facebook and Instagram.

TikTok, Reddit, and Facebook are dealing with waves of content about ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug that has picked up traction among anti-vaxxers as a COVID-19 treatment.

On Reddit, you probably won't share great travel photos or brag about a promotion. You will, however, get to discuss topics, from food and NASCAR to relationships and the latest Apple devices.

Reddit, by way of Facebook (Facebook.com) Speaking at the Aspen Ideas Festival last week, co-founder of Internet community site Reddit, Alexis Ohanian, shared a joke that's popular on his site ...

Reddit and Facebook are two very different social media platforms. As true as that may be, however, it's difficult not to conclude “shots fired” with the timing of the former’s newest policy.

In the wake of news that Digg has sold for a measly $500,000, nearly every major outlet credits Facebook and Twitter with delivering the killing blow. Only one other site did that: Reddit.

57.6% of people who use Reddit as their primary social platform for COVID-19 news say their mental health is now worse. 19.8% say it’s the same, and 22.6% say it’s better.

Reddit users appear to have flooded Facebook with personal data requests. The social network has sent an e-mail to many of them saying it just can't keep up and they will have to wait.

Two years ago, Reddit had the internet’s biggest QAnon problem. Today, that problem is gone—but the company can’t really explain why.

Reddit has finally banned r/greatawakening, the main QAnon subreddit — and then it banned /r/The_GreatAwakening, the backup subreddit where users fled. QAnon, the web of conspiracy theories ...

Reddit, established in 2005, is one of the most popular websites in the world, and last May it briefly became the third-most visited page, surpassing social network giants like Facebook and Twitter.

Moderators’ work on Reddit and Facebook is crucial but not paid. We should be creative in how we compensate them. By Shira Ovide The volunteers who run our favorite groups on Facebook, Reddit ...